Sentence examples for swift outbreak from inspiring English sources

Rapid recognition of A/New Jersey, swift outbreak assessment, and enhanced surveillance resulted from excellent collaboration between Fort Dix, New Jersey Department of Health, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, and Center for Disease Control personnel.

One by one, individuals collapsed in agony and within days, around 200 were dead, victims of the deadliest and swiftest outbreak of cholera ever to have struck Britain.

"Rotary International's commitment to polio eradication has been instrumental in the swift and robust outbreak response in Ethiopia," said Patrizia DiGiovanni, Acting Representative, UNICEF Ethiopia.

Second: A swift response to an outbreak – which might involve getting skilled people, equipment and money to the right places – can potentially save more lives than drugs and vaccines.

"Nigeria was not really prepared for the outbreak, but the swift response from the federal government, state governments (and) international organizations... was essential," said Samuel Matoka, Ebola operations manager in Nigeria for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies IFRCCross and Red Crescent Societies IFRC

And in a rapidly moving outbreak which may be too swift and deadly to allow for months of organization, a coordinated approach would overcome the problem of having multiple research groups with not enough patients.

The Taiwanese government responded in a swift and comprehensive manner to contain the outbreak.

The prime minister will hope his swift response draws a line under this damaging outbreak of indiscipline at the top of the government.

"Our results highlight the importance of a swift, comprehensive response when dealing with a new outbreak," Kucharski said.

Fortunately, the swift response of the Lagos Ministry of Health to contain the outbreak was successful.

"We're looking to the end of the outbreak," UN Ebola chief David Nabarro said, "to supporting swift recovery" which also means reinvigorating flagging local economies and ensuring that "health systems [are] being built back stronger in the affected countries  and beyond".