Sentence examples for surge of cases from inspiring English sources

Then came a surge of cases in the general category of trademark holder v. cybersquatter, routinely decided in favor of trademark holder.

Less partisan observers suspect that the sudden surge of cases may simply be a lawyers' market response to a lucrative new fashion.

Even if Zika virus is to blame for the surge of cases in Brazil, nobody yet knows if there are additional causal factors that may not be replicated elsewhere.

By early February, sick and frightened patients from small cities like these were traveling to more advanced hospitals in the provincial capital of Guangzhou -- and that is when the surge of cases really began.

"As labs come back on line tomorrow and Tuesday," Dr. Acheson said, "we can well see a surge of cases, which do not necessarily mean that things are not under control".

There has been a surge of cases admitted to hospital in the last 10 days and in the North-west the numbers are above those at the peak of last year's pandemic.

It will offer $260 million in "preparedness grants" to states and cities for the vaccination drive and $90 million to hospitals preparing for surges of cases.

For example, a single-day surge of 20 cases of influenza-like illness (a 57% increase over the mean baseline count of 35 cases per day) was detected in less than half (46%) of the tests.

In Denmark, for instance, after a surge of salmonella cases in the nineteen-eighties, poultry workers were made to wash their hands and change clothing on entering the plant and to perform extensive microbiological testing.

A surge of new cases followed last May's military coup.

Health officials expect a surge of new cases when schools open in the fall, but they cannot be sure.