Sentence examples for wave of illness from inspiring English sources

But it wasn't until ten o'clock — until the nine-o'clock classes let out — that the wave of illness broke.

But it wasn't until ten o'clock until the nine-o'clock classes let out that the wave of illness broke.

This upsurge in cases was the result of a second pandemic wave of illness that struck the Northern Hemisphere in November 1957.

About 22 million Americans have already caught the flu, the C.D.C. estimates, and experts believe that the current wave of illness will be long over before the 250 million doses ordered last spring are completed.

Sir Liam Donaldson, the government's chief medical officer, said that while swine flu could still cause potentially fatal complications Britain may have had a "lucky break" with a second wave of illness being lower than expected.

As many as 145 foreign construction laborers were hospitalized with acute food poisoning in Moscow, a wave of illness that the government sanitary and consumer rights agency said was caused by poorly prepared food at their work sites.

Carbon monoxide fumes from a faulty propane-powered floor buffer were blamed for the first wave of illnesses, involving 47 employees and customers.

Officials said the wave of illnesses may have played itself out, since the last known case involved a person who fell ill in late April.

The median point estimate of R in the community setting for the second wave of illnesses was 1.65 (IQR: 1.53 1.70).

However, a number of other countries, especially in the Southern Hemisphere, only experienced a single wave of illnesses [ 100].

A triple wave of illnesses occurred in profoundly immune-suppressed HIV-1 infected patients (CD4+ count < 200 cells/μL).