Sentence examples for job fever from inspiring English sources

In recent years, men have caught nose job fever as well.

"Job Fever" examines how the recognition of mill fevers in 18th-century England led to the recognition of byssinosis, now attributed to endotoxin exposure.

Shortly after he arriving on the job, Rocky Mountain spotted fever became a concern, and he went to work studying the ticks that carried it -- ticks are technically an insect, because they are more related to spiders and mites, "but close enough," Dr. Magnarelli said.

Mr. Kirk, generally supported by the business community as an advocate of expanded trade, said he did not come to the job with "deal fever" and would make his top priority assuring that existing trade partners live up to the rules in areas like labor rights and environmental protection that are already on the books.

The newborn danger signs listed in the VHT sick child job aid include fever, infected cord, lethargy, convulsions, failure to breastfeed, chest in-drawing, and skin pustules (Supplemental Figure 1).

The calls for Mark Richt's job will reach a fever pitch.

Mr. Jobs ran a high fever for the week preceding his presentation, according to an industry executive he spoke with.

SPECULATION that Barack Obama will appoint a businessman to a senior job in his administration reached fever pitch this week, after the White House announced that Larry Summers, the president's principal economic adviser, will soon step down.

She has taken a virus called sindbis, which does not cause serious symptoms, and swapped the genes that code for its protein shell with a selection of those that do the same job for the rift-valley-fever virus.

As speculation as to what the reported Jobs appearances may mean nears fever pitch, we have confirmed that he indeed has been making the rounds, and that he isn't on campus for any one reason according to a source.

One big job is giving vaccinations for yellow fever and other diseases.