Sentence examples for germs from a from inspiring English sources

(Studies have shown that you will not pick up somebody else's germs from a piece of soap, however dingy it may look).

Experts say Iraq could easily have obtained the starter germs from a natural outbreak of the disease that swept Iraq in 1971 and 1972, infecting at least 800 people, according to "Smallpox and its Eradication," a World Health Organization book.

Second, though new books are pristine, and it's good to feel confident that when you turn the page you won't find it partially stuck down by somebody else's nasal excretions, picking up germs from a library book is about as unlikely as getting salmonella from a bar of chocolate.

While cleaning removes germs from a surface, disinfecting kills them by using antimicrobial pesticides, such as quaternary ammonium compounds or "quats". Some exposure to living bacteria is healthy for us.

So he decided to be his own guinea pig, taking germs from an infected patient, stirring them in a solution, and drinking it.

The question of where the anthrax germs have come from is equally confounding, however, and the authorities repeated today that they had come to no conclusions about whether the germs came from a foreign or domestic laboratory.

It means babies are exposed to germs from far too young an age".

"The movement to regulate sweatshops arose from a fear of germs from all these immigrant workers.

You're going to be touching your genital area and you don't want germs from your hands to cause a urinary tract infection.

The advantage of germ weapons, from a military view point, is that only microscopic amounts are needed to incapaci tate a person.

For a given germ does not give rise to any chance living being, nor spring from any chance one; but each germ springs from a definite parent and gives rise to a definite progeny.