Sentence examples for very outbreak from inspiring English sources

The great book was the work of an affluent young Athenian who began taking notes "at the very outbreak" of hostilities, on the hunch that this would be "a great war and more worth writing about than any of those which had taken place in the past".

He published it anonymously more than two years later, in May 1789, at the very outbreak of the Revolution.

"It's a very unusual outbreak," Dr. Alibek said.

Once it gets into the environment it's hard to get rid of and it causes this very rapid outbreak of disease.

Previous human "swine flus" have been H1N1 strains, including the 1976 one that spawned a mass vaccine effort after a very small outbreak in Fort Dix, N.J., and the 2009 pandemic strain.

This first emergence of CHIK fever in Mayotte lead to a very large outbreak.

Give the current topicality it would also be interesting to relate the ongoing very large outbreak (about 700 fatalities) to the presented analyses.

Although in theory many critical control points and potential failures in dairy processing have been described during the production of SRC, very few outbreak investigations have successfully identified and described the route of contamination of SRC during postpasteurization processing steps.

In epidemiological studies, outbreak isolates have very little diversity and require extensive genomic analysis to differentiate and classify isolates.

It spreads through the slightest contact with infected bodily fluids, but because the disease usually kills victims very quickly, outbreaks rapidly burn themselves out when contained.

This ensures that only very small outbreaks are likely to arise.