Sentence examples for germs which from inspiring English sources

"Conspiracies are like germs, which increase every moment and in every place," he said.

Fact: Most vaccines contain weakened or killed germs, which aren't strong enough to overwhelm the immune system.

It is much more like a Sibelius symphony – a multitude of thematic germs, which occasional fuse into a big theme.

It makes the body an easy target for deadly germs, which is why I'm here in isolation.

The documents said the Pacific test of the two germs, which were meant to simulate dangerous biological agents, was meant to see how sunlight influenced their survival.

Some 125 years prior, in 1888, British historian James Bryce said, "sunlight kills many of those noxious germs which are hatched where politicians congregate".

They contain pieces of whole germ, which is responsible for 90percentt of the flavor in fresh grits.

A new period of anagen starts with cell proliferation of the secondary germ, which then extends inward to reinvest the dermal papilla.

In an experiment performed by Professor Anderson of Utah State University, she and her colleagues covered a chicken with a product called Glo Germ, which is invisible in daylight but visible when exposed to ultraviolet light.

Sweetened and flavored with maple syrup and given texture with the addition of chopped pecans and wheat germ (which also makes you feel so inordinately healthful), they are a breeze to make.

Last year, the disease-control centers found that more than 200 people in North Dakota and Minnesota had become sick, and 4 children died, from infection with this germ, which should have succumbed to vancomycin.