Sentence examples for fighting germs from inspiring English sources
The Redskins have taken a futuristic -- if not apocalyptic -- view of fighting germs in an environment that is frighteningly ripe for them, medical experts say.
It acknowledged what had gone unsaid for years: that doctors were spending increasing amounts of time undoing the handiwork of criminals rather than fighting germs, and it pushed the public health community into a debate on criminal justice.
Suppliers could provide anything from bats, balls and gloves, food, cleaning solutions, business consulting, to fighting germs in and around stadiums.
Just do something quiet so your body can focus on fighting germs.
The body is busy fighting germs, and lots of activity makes it harder to win the battle.
The initial thought was that regular shaving might cause microabrasions that harbored more germs and MRSA-causing stuff, but further study found that it's possible the beards themselves were fighting the germs, with a sort of mystery beard microbe going around shutting things down.
The initial thought was that regular shaving might cause microabrasions that harboured more germs and MRSA-causing stuff, but further study found that it's possible the beards themselves were fighting the germs, with a sort of mystery beard microbe going around shutting things down.
"But we like to think of ourselves as doctors, either cutting out the tumour or fighting the germs which have infected our body.
By testing different molecules involved in immunity, Filiano and his colleagues were able to zero in on interferon gamma (IFN-y), a molecule associated with fighting invasive germs and bacteria.
After all these finicky years of fighting everyday germs and inevitable mortality with fancy products, Americans are now confronted with the specter of terrorists in crop dusters and hazardous-waste trucks spreading really terrifying, deadly toxins like plague, smallpox, blister agents, nerve gas and botulism.
That was a decade ago, and Colgate, like many schools, is still fighting the germ.
