Sentence examples for deadly microbe from inspiring English sources

An article in The Boston Globe in 2008 said the group raised "fears that people could create a deadly microbe on purpose".

Deadly microbes?

The analyst said the deadly microbes could have been manufactured for as little as $2,500.

Basically, it came off as a big crack vial floating in a puddle of deadly microbes.

B1 GERM BANKS -- The largest organization of scientific germ banks is tightening security to bar terrorists from obtaining deadly microbes.

MANY recent books have followed medical sleuths probing a dangerous "hot zone," where deadly microbes spread from remote places.

House and Senate negotiators announced tonight that they had finished work on a bill to defend the nation against bioterrorist attacks, to expand government stockpiles of antibiotics and vaccines and to tighten federal regulation of laboratories handling deadly microbes.

Over the decades, the free exchange of deadly microbes has helped the world's scientists crush infectious disease, doubling the human life span in one of history's quietest revolutions.

Rocks and soil brought back to Earth from Mars by a future space mission should be handled as if they were chock full of deadly microbes, even though they will almost certainly prove lifeless, a panel of experts said yesterday.

After years of complaints by American officials that security measures were too lax, the world's largest organization of scientific germ banks said yesterday that it was taking steps to bar terrorists from obtaining deadly microbes.

Deadly microbes that have appeared in the last quarter-century include legionnaires' disease, toxic shock syndrome, AIDS, rodent-borne hantaviruses, the airborne Ebola virus, Lyme disease, human cases of a new form of neurological illness linked to mad cow disease in England, West Nile encephalitis in the New York City area and drug-resistant tuberculosis strains in many cities.