Sentence examples for intense flu from inspiring English sources

The intense flu season this year is enough to make anyone want to keep a distance from the coughs and sneezes of others.

It's like an intense flu.

In that record-setting game against the Vikings, Payton was suffering with a 101-degree fever and intense flu.

While California is one of the in the places in the country least affected by the flu--one of the only a small handful of states rated on Google Flu Trends as having "high" rather than "intense" flu activity--the trend has pointed to exponential growth as the virus continues to spread.

Notably, more intense flu seasons tend to peak earlier in the year, as shown in the uneven spacing of peaks with different heights and strips with different color saturations in the time-series plot and image plot, respectively.

An intense flu-like disease did hit the northern Chinese province Shansi in 1917, but whether that was the same flu as the subsequent worldwide epidemic is not clear.

For a brief but intense period in 2006, Patricia Pearson logged on daily to Flu Wiki.

In 2011, experiments that allowed the potentially deadly H5N1 flu virus to spread between mammals ignited intense discussions about whether such research should be done at all, much less published.

Intense media reporting in the UK about the swine flu outbreak began on 25 April 2009 and peaked on 30 April after WHO raised its pandemic alert status to 5. The first two cases of swine flu in the UK were confirmed on 27 April.

PAGE C1 Science Times FINDING A SCAPEGOAT When Epidemics Strike The swine flu outbreak of 2009 has not been particularly intense, and neither has the reaction.

A number of respected thinkers in physics besides Deutsch support the Many Worlds Interpretation, though they are a minority, and primarily educated in England, where the intense interest in quantum computing has at times been termed the Oxford flu.