Sentence examples for ever more virulent from inspiring English sources

Whatever the motive, the writer of the program appears to be engaged in a dark game with antivirus companies, repeatedly eluding their defenses with ever more virulent adaptations.

But it also criticized an "increase, in the world and in France, of an ever more virulent Islamism," which it said "no longer hesitates to make of the 'Jews' the cause of all the earth's evils".

In later years, as Fischer grew apart from the church, especially after he won the title and the church started to siphon off some of his winnings, he began reading ever more virulent writings, including, most tellingly, "The Protocols of the Elders of Zion".

But Sarkozy … " Monique, a doctor, is even more virulent.

"Scores of more hackers could surface, launching even more virulent attacks".

Instead, its rhetoric became even more virulent.

It's now evolving into an even more virulent strain known as extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis (XDR-TB).

It also shows that if we ever have a much more virulent virus spreading than swine flu (e.g. involving 25% of the population but with a mortality of 10% instead of the <0.01%), then our hospital systems would not be able to cope with this 1,000-fold 1,000-foldal virulence factor and thigherreased demands on the health system.

America's lawmakers seem ever more sceptical of globalisation, reluctant to agree to any new trade deals and gripped by a virulent Sinophobia.

But if salmonella was ever easily killed by careful handling and cooking, perhaps that is no longer the case; perhaps it's more virulent and heartier, and it certainly now defies some antibiotics.

Will the virus itself evolve to become more virulent?