Sentence examples for infecting media from inspiring English sources

This delusion is not only infecting media pundits, elected officials, religious leaders and acknowledged academics, it has crept into the DNA of even the most earthbound of folks: the friends, neighbors, online associates; girlfriend, grandpas, co-workers; even that snarky, tech-savvy teenager who lives upstairs.

First detected in 2008, the Conficker worm spreads by exploiting flaws in Windows software, as well as infected media, to co-opt machines and link them to another computer, through which the infected PCs can be commanded remotely.

Moreover, the Commission fretted that the British press was infecting other media on the Continent with its less-than-worshipful reporting.

(b_{1}) denotes the contact rate at which the susceptible computer gets infected before media alert, (b_{2}) is the maximum reduction of contact rate through media coverage, and (m>0) represents the effect of media coverage.

Mr Salmond also launched an extraordinary broadside against the wider Scottish media, describing the country's right wing press as "prejudicial, short sighted lunatics" who "infect" social media with purposefully slanted articles.

If we assist the revival of this ancient practice and allow it to infect our media and invade our Web sites, we will be inviting more abductions and more murders.

The attorneys said their client has "suffered through years of physical and psychological abuse at the hands of Johnny," adding that Heard "cannot continue to leave herself open to the vicious false and malicious allegations that have infected the media".

"Johnny's team has forced Amber to give a statement to the LAPD to set the record straight as to the true facts, as she cannot continue to leave herself open to the vicious false and malicious allegations that have infected the media.

C2C12 cells were infected in media supplemented with 0.0001% poly-lysine for 24 h and glucose uptake was performed 3 days after infection.

The potential ripple affect of the News of the World scandal infecting other News Corp. media companies and News Corp. stock could lie at the heart of the motive of the very quick shutdown of the 169-year-old tabloid.

Infected cell supernatant media were harvested each week upon cell media replacement.