Sentence examples for in the bite of from inspiring English sources

Sitting through a few installments is guaranteed to induce paranoia about what's lurking on that dirty doorknob, at the local playground or in the bite of a tiny insect.

And, in the bite of an Arctic wind, it really is cold, cold, cold.

In particular, Fig. 2 shows the minimum-to-average wage ratio started to increase in 2004 for the three regions and the whole country, implying that the 2004 policy has induced an increase in the bite of the minimum wage.

In Barker's Victory (1983), he was Charles II, and in his The Bite of the Night (1988), directed by Danny Boyle, he was "the last classics teacher at a defunct university" who goes in search of Homer, Eros and Helen of Troy.

Rabies virus is transmitted in saliva through the bite of an infected animal.

Babesiosis is a malarialike infection often caused in humans by the bite of an infected tick (1, 2 ).

The causal agent of human babesiosis, Babesia microti (Apicomplexa: Piroplasmida), is a protozoan blood parasite that is transmitted in nature by the bite of an infected tick.

When inoculated in humans through the bite of an A. mosquito, Plasmodium sporozoites are confronted with relatively high levels of cytotoxic anti-α-gal IgM Abs.

In 2002, the first report of human rabies in China caused from the bite of a bat was reported.

And if you ask people perusing them, many will tell you they've not felt the squeeze in the economy or the bite of council cuts at all.

1 Typically, RABV is transmitted in the saliva after the bite of an infected mammal.