Sentence examples for fearsome disease from inspiring English sources
"fearsome disease" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to a particularly serious or dangerous illness. For example: "HIV is a fearsome disease that affects people around the world."
"Alzheimer's is a fearsome disease," he said.
Such statements, they say, may lead people to exaggerate their chances of getting and dying from a fearsome disease.
Detailed records of syphilis infection start appearing in Europe from 1495, and a fearsome disease it was.
The stigma experienced at this level was the most damaging, including cases of people's huts and belongings being burned; or that experienced by the health workers who, through acting heroically against the fearsome disease, became, in the community's eyes, the very thing that they were fighting.
According to Mr Becker, the public reacts to terrorism much as it responds to outbreaks of rare but fearsome diseases, such as BSE or "mad-cow disease".
Thus, our final aim is to provide a framework that may facilitate and stimulate the study of the implications of these proteins in the biology of this human pathogen that causes fearsome diseases.
In some places the walls have patches of spongy green moss, in others a crust of soot and water and stone powder, like some fearsome skin disease.
The columns look as though they have a fearsome skin disease, and because large shards have fallen off, or are ready to, they are secured by metal straps and netting.
Despite the fearsome reputation the disease earned in the Dark Ages, it can be cured with antibiotics if it is caught early enough.
But the gift spotlights just how tricky the search for new treatments can be when the disease is fearsome but nearly forgotten because its victims are poor and obscure.
End-stage renal failure, scarring cutaneous lesions and neurological damage remain fearsome complications of the disease.
