Sentence examples for horrifying disease from inspiring English sources

Meningococcal meningitis is a horrifying disease.

Name! That! Horrifying! Disease!

While there are plenty of things to critique and satirize Reagan over from an administration utterly plagued with corruption and scandals to his voodoo economics that ballooned the debt and caused damage for generations a horrifying disease that affects millions around the country probably isn't the best subject for a goofy comedy.

Knowledge scores, reasonable cost of vaccination, parents' education level, family income, comments from friends and relatives, perception of cancer being horrifying disease, and knowing more about the linkage of HPV infection to cancer prevention were found to be significant factors for initiation of vaccine by uni-variate analysis.

This is because the pathogens responsible for some of the world's more horrifying diseases – many of which appear to have been largely eradicated – have continued to mutate and develop resistances since the development of their supposed cures.

A relentless, 15-year hunt for the gene behind a rare and horrifying bone disease has ended, with a single DNA base emerging as the culprit.

A 15-year search for the gene behind a rare and horrifying bone disease has ended, fingering a single DNA base as the culprit and offering hope to the small number of people afflicted with the often fatal illness.

Now the latest horrifying outbreak of the disease around 300 miles north in Cumbria has triggered painful memories for the family.

"Psychotic and dangerous, this book encourages parents to lower the burden of overpopulation by having their child deliberately incur a horrifying and frequently fatal disease," found a third.

A time traveller from the year 2525 is likely to be disgusted by the germ-infested filth we called food and to be horrified by the diseases that ail us.

The death toll remains horrifying: the US Department of Health and Human Services estimates infectious diseases account for about 1 in 4 deaths worldwide, including around two-thirds of all deaths of children under five.