Sentence examples for vicious outbreak from inspiring English sources

The ability to speed up the response of health services by up to a fortnight could prove invaluable in the event of a vicious outbreak, or the emergence of a new virulent strain.

The only favourable conditions English rugby is likely to see between now and the end of February are those already in place for another vicious outbreak of rugby politics.

The most vicious outbreak of sectarian violence erupted in Belfast, where hundreds of families were driven from their burning homes by a large loyalist mob, an event that directly led to the IRA re-forming and recruiting younger volunteers in nationalist areas.

Tim Payne, one of two international forwards suspended by Wasps officials investigating a vicious outbreak of violence in a west London pub on Monday night, was yesterday cleared of any wrongdoing and given the go-ahead to play in tomorrow's St George's Day match with Bath at Twickenham.

Paramyxoviruses gained notoriety after a vicious outbreak of the Nipah virus in Malaysia and Singapore killed more than 100 people and ravaged the Malaysian pig industry 4 years ago (ScienceNOW, 13 April 1999).

From knife and axe attacks to bombings in city centers, tensions between Uighur Muslims and ethnic Hans have in recent months incited a particularly vicious outbreak of violence in China's northwestern Xinjiang province.

Before now, Ebola had caused a number of small, vicious outbreaks in central and eastern Africa.

In the last decade, Haiti has seen the dissolution of its central government, extreme poverty, a coup, a vicious cholera outbreak courtesy of UN forces and the demise of its infrastructure after the aforementioned Bible-worthy earthquake.

In the last decade, Haiti has seen the dissolution of its central government, extreme poverty, a coup, a vicious cholera outbreak courtesy of UN forces, and the demise of its infrastructure after the aforementioned Bible-worthy earthquake.

Here's something to consider this Earth Day: If the world doesn't completely bring to a halt its greenhouse gas emissions within 35 years, we could be set adrift "into completely uncharted waters" of dangerous sea level rise, heat waves and persistent drought, floods, food insecurity, and vicious disease outbreaks, which will most immediately impact the poor and vulnerable. .

But the war Mr Djula refers to is an outbreak of vicious hostility between the president, Ivo Josipovic, and the prime minister, Jadranka Kosor.When Mr Josipovic was elected in January he was seen as a nice, inoffensive lawyer.