Sentence examples for inoculated from inspiring English sources

In the best HMOs, the assiduous tracking down and nagging of negligent parents leaves 95% of infants inoculated against all major inoculable diseases.

Two weeks after these initial inoculations, both the vaccinated and control sheep were inoculated with a virulent strain of anthrax.

The measles outbreak has renewed a debate over the so-called anti-vaccination movement in which fears about potential side effects of vaccines, fueled by now-debunked research suggesting a link to autism, have led a small minority of parents to refuse to allow their children to be inoculated.

Unicef said that, despite the disruption, funds so far had helped emergency vaccination programmes, with close to a million children having been inoculated against measles and 620,000 against polio.

They have successfully inoculated mice against flu using scores of tiny needles that might be referred to as "hyperdermic", because they do not fully penetrate the skin.

Mr Davis is economically moderate, a Democrat in the Bill Clinton mould, but inoculated against the suspicion that California Democrats are wicked libertines by his obvious dullness, a sober family life and the military decorations he won while serving in Vietnam.

"It's a case of inoculating them," said the mentor, who asked to not be identified.

The World Health Organisation and Unicef launched a massive polio immunisation drive this week which aims to inoculate 63 million children in 10 African countries against the virus.

Ben van Beurden, the boss of Royal Dutch Shell, recently said diversification is "the only way to inoculate yourself .As well as boosting their liquidity and hedging their bets, firms have got cleverer at running their production networks.

Emerging economies, having experienced the crises of 1997-98, resolved to inoculate themselves by refusing to rely on foreign financing.

It inoculates bills against future mischievous ballot initiatives, since people are not likely to vote down a measure that they have previously voted for.