Sentence examples for dangerous bug from inspiring English sources

"This is potentially the most dangerous bug that we have seen for a long, long time," says James Beeson, the chief information security officer of GE Capital Americas, an arm of GE.

Those surfaces — carpet, ceramic tile, stainless steel and wood — were slathered with Enterobacter aerogenes, a bacteria similar in food-clinging ability to salmonella but far less a dangerous bug.

Of particular concern to officials in the United States have been reports that the European outbreak involves bacteria resistant to antibiotics — not because such reports suggest a particularly dangerous bug, but because they suggest that the Europeans are not looking in the right direction to fight the outbreak.

New genetic techniques mean that firms that deal with dangerous organisms can often avoid the effort and expense of shipping select agents by ordering instead two separate kinds of harmless genetic material that can then be combined to make up a dangerous bug.

Cabbage, broccoli and sprouts are good sources of folate. 2 Foiling the norovirus: The health protection agency says levels of infection of the "winter vomiting bug" are at their highest since 2002 in England and Wales, and that around 100,000 of us every week will go down with this horrid, though rarely dangerous, bug.

Well, earlier this week Andrei Neculaesei, a developer at Copenhagen-based Airtame, discovered a dangerous bug in the Facebook iOS app's programming that might cause potentially expensive calls to be made with your iPhone, without requesting your permission.

To detect dangerous bugs, air monitors have been installed in some 30 American cities.

Salivary flow and composition help determine how easily we can clear dangerous bugs.

Because, as Curtis notes: "The thing you have to remember is that the dangerous bugs are inside you".

Very dangerous bugs, as they describe them, capable of halting commerce, destroying financial information or enabling hostile attacks by foreign powers.

But the country is still worryingly vulnerable to bio-terrorism.The government's strategy to prevent such attacks relies chiefly on international non-proliferation agreements to keep stores of dangerous bugs secure.