Sentence examples for bugs could be from inspiring English sources

"But my instinct is that bugs could be interesting in a painting.

In the case of black holes, the bugs could be little galaxies, like the Milky Way's satellite, the Large Magellanic Cloud.

According to Romero and Anderson, the neonic resistance in the Jersey City bed bugs could be credited to pre-existing resistance mechanisms.

These remarkable bugs could be capable of surviving an interplanetary space flight to Mars and live there, under a thin layer of soil, were they to be accidentally deposited by a spacecraft.

This follows a report in December that said resistant bugs could be claiming at least an extra 10 million lives per year by 2050 – which is said to be more than the number of people who die from cancer.

The bugs could be operated by satellite, according to separate reports today in The Financial Times and The Washington Post, which quoted Chinese and Western sources who were not identified.

And BZW, a British investment bank, thinks that the direct costs of the bug could be as little as $52 billion.

People developing urinary tract infections may discover that the bug they have is resistant to a first-choice antibiotic, and by the time a suitable one is found the bug could be "out of control", potentially leading to death.

A zero-day bug could be as simple as a hacker's discovering an online account that asks for a password but does not actually require typing one to get in.

They're irreverent and playful with their influences, too: Mood Bomb gives Coffee & TV a Gallic frisson while Bug could be the lounge-funk band on a Britpop-themed Caribbean cruise.

I would probably pay at least 50p per show I got to download if it meant I got to listen to you both chattering in my ears on my walk to work, making me chuckle... SeamusB: Given that music video channels are more concerned with reality shows, do you think that Bug could be successfully transferred to TV, to showcase the best in music video?