Sentence examples for the outbreaks of from inspiring English sources

The fans roared, and said the outbreaks of crime after the title clincher seemed far away.

It was saved by the outbreaks of World War I and II.

But it was the outbreaks of rain rather than violence that brought demonstrations to an end.

That is, ignoring the abolitionists and the outbreaks of revolt among the slaves themselves.

Contrary to its old reputation, Britain was the most vegetarian country in Europe even before the outbreaks of disease.

We suffer even more from this problem today as we struggle to make sense of the outbreaks of political irrationalism.

How devastating have the outbreaks of mad-cow disease and foot-and-mouth disease been to British gastronomy?

Mr. Caine's preening caginess as a gangster in the first film made the outbreaks of violence all the more stunning.

Some will hold the EU and the measures "imposed by Brussels" responsible for the outbreaks of social unrest.

Hence the outbreaks of sabotage through "note-stealing" in Ella's first-year class.

(And all the moaning about parenthood, I will admit, clangs a mighty chord with me; the outbreaks of hostility towards Gypsies less so).