Sentence examples for develop an immunity to from inspiring English sources

It can't possibly make sense to keep babies so removed from germs that they never develop an immunity to them.

After months of disappointment, you try to develop an immunity to hope, but hope is an incurable disease.

'Most people develop an immunity to stings from insects and although I had been bitten before, I had not been stung by a bee.

The seed has to be brought afresh every year, and from time to time the genetic recipe has to be tweaked as parasites develop an immunity to the originally grafted poisons.

It is still possible for children to die from those kinds of diseases, plus, it is although the child may develop an immunity to those particular diseases, he/she can get a later disease known as "Shingles".

"Besides," he says, laughing, "I've developed an immunity to radiation".

But we've learned that even mosquitoes that have developed an immunity to being directly poisoned by DDT are still repelled by it.

Still, Gumbert said that he is encouraged by signs that some species in the United States and abroad may be developing an immunity to white nose.

Hence, it does nothing for his cause to show that a particular bird has developed a thicker beak than some other, or that some African women have developed an immunity to HIV.

Beck's, not so much: If prayer hasn't cured this highly prayerful nation by now, it may be because our body politic has long since developed an immunity to it.

You're better off standing in a microwave!" Some women worry that they will contract toxoplasmosis, an infection, from their cat's litter, though doctors say most women have developed an immunity to the disease, and chances of contracting it are small.