Sentence examples for the first outset from inspiring English sources

Emerging and re-emerging zoonoses include recently identified infectious diseases, diseases that have recently evolved from a subclinical state to a clinical syndrome, and previously known diseases that have recently displayed an increase in incidence or that have spread to new regions, hosts or vectors.4 However, a disease may not be recognized as zoonotic at the first outset.

Sir John said Mr Freeman should have told the second trial at the outset about Mr Ali's earlier conviction and his intention to have it set aside.

At the outset of the second season of "The Voice" Jermaine Paul was all about business.

At the outset of the Second Seminole War, 166 years ago, rampaging Indians attacked the lighthouse.

The Mavericks are 8-1 sinCubanban stopped giving interviews, at the outset of the second round in Los Angeles.

But ugly reality set in for the Nets at the outset of the fourth quarter, as the Portland Trail Blazers turned a tight game into a rout.

The Rangers swarmed Brodeur from the outset of the second period, and the Devils had to slash and hook to stop them.

And at the outset of the second intifada in 2000, Palestinian militants torched Joseph's tomb in the West Bank town of Nablus and painted its dome green, for Islam.

One of the rocket designers told me that at the outset of the second Palestinian uprising, six years ago, the rockets were more like crude mortars — steel pipes that fired small, fertilizer-based projectiles.

Religious, linguistic and cultural diversity characterized much of the city's life for more than 500 years, starting at the outset of the third century B.C. in what is now Syria.

But Cone's pitch count was 106 at the outset of the sixth inning, and when Jones singled to lead off the sixth, Grimsley got up one more time.