Sentence examples for be infested with a from inspiring English sources

Worse, the beetle was found to be infested with a second serious pest: the pinewood nematode worm.

If the wall is full of honey and wax, there is a good chance, depending on where you are, that the site could be infested with a "Small Hive Beetle" colony (sp. Athena Tumida).

If nature had yielded an originally pristine order, how did it come to be infested with an army of "lice"?

Of the raccoons and skunks sampled during tick season for which tick infestations were determined, all were infested with a range of 6 to 102 dog ticks per animal (mean 43.4 ± 26.8 SD, n = 31).

Modern politics is infested with a ridiculous, phony populism.

Farlam said in his 646-page report that the commission could not find "even on a prima facie basis that Mr Ramaphosa is guilty of the crimes he is alleged to have committed" despite hearing from lawyers, witnesses and observers how Ramaphosa's interventions were "infested with a litany of conflicts of interest".

Tomato is infested with a large number of insect pests which cause significant yield losses throughout the world.

Necropsies revealed that 406 dead seals were infested with a crescent moon-shaped parasite that had destroyed their livers, but it wasn't clear what the organism was or how the seals had contracted the parasite.

Pennington stated, "The land over there [Iraq/Afghanistan] is infested with a combination of depleted Uranium, emissions from the burn pits and the burning of oil".

The second leaf of the source plant was infested with a small population of aphids.

Forty-five (81.8%) mammals were infested with a total of 2,277 chiggers (Table 1).