Sentence examples for having bacteria from inspiring English sources

"Imagine having bacteria emit a nice fragrance while it eats your sweat," he said.

"All your smells are not human, they're produced by the creatures that live on you," they claim, except that having bacteria live on you is fundamentally a human experience and as much a part of what we are as our flesh and bones.

Spermicides and condoms can create skin irritation that increases the risk of having bacteria enter the bladder.

These children, most frequently girls, have bacteria "colonizing" the bladder, meaning that they reside there (similar to having bacteria quietly living on our skin).

Skin normally has bacteria on it.

The scientists also found those who had bacteria on their hands were three times as likely to have bacteria on their phone.

Or your hands could have bacteria on them.

So most efforts to have bacteria use synthetic amino acids have hinged on encouraging such mistakes.

They ended up taking his kidneys, one cornea (the other had bacteria on it) and his heart.

"He tries to prove to you that he has bacteria, that he's being killed by this bacteria slowly, from the inside".

"You can't come to the woods and not have bacteria on your hands," noted Elizabeth Ebinger.