Sentence examples for health bug from inspiring English sources

But as the fishing industry has withered and even Thanet has – sort of – caught the health bug, so you can see why some birds might target landlocked honeypots.

After her hysterectomy in 1951, she'd not only switched from writing contemporary romantic novels to historical romantic novels, but got the health bug, pioneering (unpaid) the virtues of health food stores, vitamin tablets ("50 each day"), nouvelle cuisine, ginseng and pesticide-free food, long before they became fashionable.

I was never allowed to sit in on consultations but from an early age, I caught the health care bug.

For example, when students set a short-term goal to assess the health of bug populations in a stream, they can see how their findings progressively get them closer to addressing the short-term goal.

Various health scares bad bugs, BSE, E.coli, foot-and-mouth disease put a damper on meat sales.

Just make sure the plants are in good health (and bug-free!).

Found in pills, powders and fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir, probiotics are often said to help balance our internal microbial communities, or microbiome, by providing an infusion of health-promoting bugs that support the body's optimal functioning.

There is a "downward trend" in the number of people suffering from the winter vomiting bug, health officials said.

Almost 880,000 people could have been affected by an outbreak of the winter vomiting bug, health officials said.

A new strain of norovirus has been responsible for the majority of recent cases of the winter vomiting bug, health experts said.

On the other hand, pesticides and preservatives used to kill bugs and add shelf life to produce are much more harmful to consumers health than a few bug parts.