Sentence examples for developing to fight from inspiring English sources

The Internet has also played a role in creating a giant black market for Viagra, which was discovered by accident in the 1990s when Pfizer researchers noticed that a medication they were developing to fight high blood pressure had the unintended effect of inducing erections.

What is lesser known is that for more than 20 years, a movement has been developing to fight that fear.

Few new drugs have been developed to fight tuberculosis in recent years.

"It's simply amazing.'' He launched into a description of the complex interactions between viruses and the proteins that we have developed to fight them.

He launched into a description of the complex interactions between viruses and the proteins that we have developed to fight them.

"Ethiopia needs to develop to fight poverty, increase food supplies and improve livelihoods and is doing so in a sustainable way," said a spokeswoman for the government in London.

But American companies heavily promote their equipment as being the most advanced on the market, in part because much of it was developed to fight the threat of terrorist attacks in the United States.

The study, by researchers from the National Institutes of Health, Gilead Sciences Inc. and universities in Belgium and Italy, suggests that the microbicide gel, which was originally developed to fight AIDS in Africa, could lower the incidence of herpes in many women.

A. The active ingredient of this 100-year-old patent medication, first developed to fight the symptoms of a debilitating kind of diarrhea in children called cholera infantum, is now known to be a compound of the element bismuth called bismuth subsalicylate.

Understand Today's Flu Vaccines — and the Vaccines of the Future "If I had the perfect answer as to how to make a better flu vaccine, I'd probably get a Nobel Prize," says Dr. Joseph Bresee, the chief of prevention and epidemiology for the C.D.C.'s flu branch in this article about this year's flu and the vaccine developed to fight it.

That is his hope for clinical trials with one of two treatments: a class of drugs known as histone deacetylase inhibitors, which were developed to fight cancer and are being tested against a cancer of white blood cells, or valproic acid, an old drug used to treat epilepsy that subsequently was found to be a histone deacetylase inhibitor.