Sentence examples for dire disease from inspiring English sources

I know of hunters who routinely give their dogs a course of tetracycline to prevent this dire disease.

Most people would attribute these feelings to stress, but she was convinced that her symptoms indicated a dire disease; one day, during a prolonged episode of abdominal pain, she thought she might be dying and, in a panic, asked a colleague to take her to a local hospital.

Conditions within the city were dire: disease was rampant, exacerbated by the heat and flies.

If you've been diagnosed with a dire disease, you can uproot yourself and move to another state.  .

"For one specific, dire disease — an infection of Clostridium difficile that causes severe diarrhea and inflammation of the colon — fecal transplant is shockingly successful," Relman said.

Manure around the roots leads to dire diseases.

This is one of the potentially viable means to overcome immune barriers to cell-based therapies for a variety of dire diseases.

Inhalation of asbestos fibres had been linked to dire diseases, and lawyers, inevitably, had uncovered documentation that asbestos manufacturers knew of the material's dangers for decades, without issuing warnings.

They're scouring the Internet for news of old boyfriends, researching dire diseases they're sure they're dying of, sweating out their latest hormonal surges, cleaning their closets.

It will certainly come, but a great deal of additional basic and applied medical research will be required before anyone can say with comfort that gene transfer, even for such dire diseases, is safe and effective.

The situation was dire, with disease breaking out, so Help Refugees put out a message for doctors and medics, offering to pay for flights and accommodation if they could commit to more than a week.