Sentence examples for widespread outbreaks from inspiring English sources

They say they have seen no signs of starvation or widespread outbreaks of disease.

Widespread outbreaks of intestinal disease are so rare that the commensal bacteria face little danger of extermination.

Fears of the disease, prompted by unusually early and widespread outbreaks, mostly in Western states, have fueled a high demand for the vaccine.

Aid agencies fear there could be widespread outbreaks of disease among the estimated 8,000 people sheltering in evacuation centres owing to water contamination.

The number of conditions required to align over this large an area usually limits the occurrence of such widespread outbreaks to March and April.

Archaeologists digging in cemeteries near former marshes around Rome have uncovered evidence of widespread outbreaks of the disease in the empire's waning years.

Widespread outbreaks of disease occur almost every year, and the overuse of antibiotics and pesticides in aquaculture is a growing issue.

Tapping into fear about the future, Mr. Beck also lingers over doomsday situations; in a series called "The War Room" last month he talked to experts about the possibility of global financial panic and widespread outbreaks of violence.

"The current risk of a widespread outbreak of Zika virus in China is low".

But this is exactly the time, experts believe, that Europeans should be girding for a more widespread outbreak.

He had never heard of it, so started doing research, quickly discerning the potential impact of a widespread outbreak.