Sentence examples for inoculation said from inspiring English sources

"In this letter she confirms his continued health, which suggests that this letter dates from after his inoculation," said the antiquarian bookseller Bernard Quaritch, which has put the letter up for sale for £5,000.

Some residents — even those who support vaccination — said they felt uncomfortable about the city pushing inoculations on people who don't want them.

"Welfare is part of the racial inoculation strategy," said one Democrat, who requested anonymity and who is reluctantly supporting Mr. Clinton, but is privately convinced that the Democrats are playing divisive racial politics.

They might want to play this game, or not". Free schools offer a sort of "self esteem inoculation," Morrison said, where if someone thinks well of you, then you thrive.

Climate Change Misinformation Can Be Fought With 'Inoculation' scientists say.

Dr. Abdullah Fahim, an adviser to the health minister, said inoculation campaigns across the country since 1995 had brought the annual number of cases into the single digits.

"There is not a model where a candidate who appears this liberal and culturally out of touch gets elected statewide anywhere in the south — much less in Texas — without some inoculation," the consultants said.

The information should help researchers interested in developing new vaccines for typhus find the right proteins to include in their inoculations, Kurland says.

"Why was the man who invented all the anti-totalitarian inoculations unable to inoculate himself?" Lévy said in an interview with the leftwing Nouvel Observateur, which acts as a permanent shrine to all things Sartrean.

"What we are moving toward is a form of inoculation from terrorism," he said.

One mother who had suggested the inoculation to her daughter said that even though she also had misgiving about it, she felt that as a parent she must trust the reported good preventive effect, and so she suggested it.