Sentence examples for bomb disease from inspiring English sources

And then of course were the lingering horrors of what the Japanese called "atomic bomb disease".

Not even the outbreak of "A bomb disease" several years after Hiroshima and Nagasaki, leukemia cases among the bomb survivors caused by exposure to high doses of radiation, was enough to instill the global fear that was to come.

It was successful, and Mr. McCrary, who did the planning and writing, was praised by the critic Harriet van Horne in The World-Telegram for his thoughtful programs on the atom bomb, venereal disease and the United Nations, subjects not usually mentioned on entertainment shows.

The situation is a ticking time bomb for disease, including hookworm, a parasitic infection thought to have been wiped out in the South in the 20th century.

Rituals don't protect you from bombs or disease or poverty.

In another 1994 speech, Irving claimed that there was no German policy of genocide of Jews, and that only 600,000 Jews died in concentration camps in World War II, all due to either Allied bombing or disease.

Toss in the two dozen other nations with active or dormant nuclear, chemical and biological weapons programs, and you have a scary game of "Where Are They Now?" It only takes a handful of white coats to set up a bomb factory or disease lab.

Some were said to have been killed in a government bombing; others by disease.

But accidents, disease, bombs, existential disappointment and betrayal arrive right on schedule, and to everyone's surprise.

A lack of research into childhood health is creating a ticking time bomb of adult diseases for the future, doctors have warned.

I grew up with a grandmother who regarded each piece of meat as a germ-infested time bomb ready to unleash disease, so well-done was the family gold standard.