Sentence examples for fierce disease from inspiring English sources

It remained instead, a "Fierce disease, which knows not how to spare / The young, the great, the knowing, or the Fair".

The disease sparked fierce debates about ethics as in addition to the possible dangers of using unapproved medicines, most experimental treatments have so far been given to Westerners.

So medical experts ask whether it is right to regard aging as a disease, as fierce as a malignant cancer, to be fought with any and all means, tested or not.

By the fall of 1984, the disease was so fierce that I spent six weeks in the hospital and needed 27 units of blood.

A fierce battle against mad cow disease began in earnest in 1996, when the British government said there could be a link between the disease and a similar human condition called variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease.

Ill for over ten years, Oriana Fallaci fought her brutal disease with the same fierce passion that defined her as a woman, and as a journalist and author.

In the case of diseases like the pox, sixteenth-century Germans such as the famous knight and humanist Ulrich von Hutten imagined the inner force of the human body as engaged in a fierce battle with the essence of the disease.

SIEGEL--Richard D.,57, lost his battle with his disease after ten years of a fierce and spirited struggle.

The animal's highly social yet fierce temperament not unlike its cartoon counterpart has helped the disease spread.

Cancer patients could also use yoga as a fierce weapon to battle the effects of the disease.

There was fierce talk at a town meeting about children carrying diseases.