Sentence examples for the outbreak itself from inspiring English sources

How Americans saw the outbreak was nearly as important as the outbreak itself.

Closures "have a huge impact," Fukuda said, impeding the flow of experts and supplies into Africa, and the outbreak itself is having a negative impact on the economies of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.

For the Ebola virus the fear element is the thing which is causing problems in the community and in the recruitment of health staff to help with the outbreak itself.

As indicated in Box 2, both the outbreak itself and fear that another outbreak could occur had significant economic consequences.

Previous social science papers have examined experiences from within Ebola-afflicted communities [ 12, 14, 15], but events far from the outbreak itself have not been widely reported upon.

Indeed, what often ends an epidemic is the reduction, caused by the outbreak itself, in the prevalence of susceptibles below some critical level.

Make no mistake, this isn't a book about the zombie outbreak itself, or the world left in its wake (though both are covered, and are fascinating in their own right); it's about this very specific group of people.

The signatories warn that, unless a comprehensive response to the crisis is adopted, "health services will collapse entirely", resulting in a "public health disaster that will eclipse the Ebola outbreak itself and provide the perfect incubator for further outbreaks".

References to Code Veronica are made, such as the replica mansion and the viral outbreak itself.

Before the CBPP fences and additional electrified international border fence were constructed in 1995/1996, there was a period after Namibian independence in 1990 when military border security was relaxed and cattle thefts increased in the Xaudum area, probably precipitating the CBPP outbreak itself.

The Zika outbreak itself is not a PHEIC, but the clusters of microcephaly and GBS are.