The room settled into relative silence, except for the strains of "Ruby Tuesday" on the radio.
Still, the country may become a laboratory for the strains that emerge when those workers are unemployed, yet stay put.
But now, it could become a laboratory for the strains that emerge when those workers are unemployed, yet stay put.
Mr. Byrne, for one, said he works out regularly, and feels prepared for the strains of working outdoors with heavy machinery.
The Department of Health said: "This year, the flu vaccine appears to be a good match for the strains of flu in circulation at this stage".
Because the influenza virus mutates, the vaccine is altered each year to account for the strains expected to circulate during the season.
Still, officials say that unless the nation changes its policies on how drugs are paid for, the strains at the department will only get worse as the number of elderly veterans grows.
Almost, that is, were it not for the strains of loud pop music playing in the background -- loud pop music that reminded my two children that our hike is just a preamble to the day's real entertainment.
It sounds serious but the 27-year-old who will lead Britain's women's artistic gymnastics team said her body is ready for the strains of the event, which begins on Saturday.
If, however, you expend all your wrath and lamentation on dodgy reporting, what on earth have you got left over for actual malevolence — for the strains of harm and negligence that genuinely corrode our lives?
This vaccine was designed to combat the most common strain of the virus in Southeast Asia, so it would have to be modified for the strains circulating in Africa and the United States.
