Sentence examples for flu stands from inspiring English sources

Flu stands out as an apparently paradoxical health condition: although participants described it as very contagious, they also indicated that they had experienced it at most once or twice in their lives, and none perceived this paradox.

The total number of swine flu cases stands at 13, with two now believed to be have been transmitted by person-to-person.

For example, FLU model stands at the first rank for 680 out of 992 alignments.

This winter's confirmed flu death toll now stands at 120.

All around us, people were coughing and wheezing and saying they couldn't stand this flu, they wished they were dead, and here we were waiting for just one little pneumonia bug to do its work.

But I think that message still stands because swine flu was different, completely different.

Mrs. Ramsey said that he had a touch of the flu, and wanted her to stand in for him, and pay his respects should Robert Frost appear.

Both insurers and manufacturers wanted the Government to assume much of the liability, not only for influenza vaccines but for other vaccines as well, suggesting that their stand on swine flu was motivated in part by a desire to force the Government to assume greater responsibility for claims against the products it licenses.

Yet our goofy American media culture acted as though this thing was akin to the killer flu in Stephen King's The Stand.

Nine years later in The Stand (1978), it is a flu virus.

Two more mutations in hemagglutinin appeared during lab experiments and after ferrets — which stand in for people in flu studies — were infected with the virus.