Sentence examples for dreaded virus from inspiring English sources

She and a friend who hopes to become pregnant, too, spent part of the morning advising each other via text message about how to stave off the dreaded virus.

Most had come with mild respiratory symptoms they hoped were symptoms of run-of-the-mill illnesses, but were quietly terrified that they might just turn out to be carriers of the dreaded virus.

If the dreaded virus didn't kill its victims, and it did kill millions, it would often render their skin "dermatological rubble," in the words of Willrich, a historian at Brandeis University.

As outbreaks were concentrated in the summer and early autumn, children were kept away from swimming pools, movie theatres, and other crowded places where they might be exposed to the dreaded virus.

Yes, this week he is evil incarnate because he supposedly refused to play the Wildcat in a long-lost game in a hopeless season in which Rex Ryan treated him like a dreaded virus instead of someone they actually traded for.

Research with the most dreaded virus on Earth can go on--but it deserves closer scrutiny.

Farrar, who now receives funding from the Wellcome Trust, has been intimately involved with some of the most dreaded viruses.

We lost half our battalion, some to enemy fire, some to the dreaded Covfefe virus.

The dreaded Ebola virus came to the children's hospital in the form of a four-year-old boy.

Most of the drugs have never been used to control outbreaks, and it is not even clear how well they would work against the dreaded H5N1 virus if it should jump from birds to humans.

As April Fools' Day came and went, the dreaded Conficker virus — which, according to some computer experts was going to infect millions of computers around the world, initiate ferocious spam attacks and generally end human civilization — was looking like a bit of a dud.