Sentence examples for large flu from inspiring English sources

Tim wanted to see breath on the set, and the result was a large flu outbreak among the crew.

An exception is the COPD epidemic peak of 2005, which may have been related to the large flu epidemic of the same year.

That poses a public relations challenge for federal officials, who remember how sensational reports of deaths and illnesses derailed the large-scale flu vaccine drive of 1976.

The largest influenza pandemic, known as the Spanish flu (H1N1, 1918 1919), killed as many as 40 50 million people worldwide.

Professor John Watson, the head of the respiratory diseases department at the Health Protection Agency, said: "We are seeing a large amount of flu circulating across the country and would urge those people in an at-risk group to have their seasonal flu vaccine as soon as possible as this is the best way to protect themselves from flu this winter.

The Joint Committe on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) said the new strategy would avert a large number of flu cases among children as well as many severe cases and deaths, mostly among the elderly and others vulnerable to the infection.

The largest producer of flu vaccine, SanofiAventis, has been making only partial shipments of doses to many customers, just in case a shortage develops again this year.

Lucy A. Forgione of the Bernards Township Health Department had scored 500 doses of vaccine from the Visiting Nurse Association of Somerset Hills, a private agency that had purchased vaccine directly from Aventis Pasteur, the world's largest manufacturer of flu vaccine.

The WHO chief, Dr Margaret Chan, yesterday examined data from eight countries with large numbers of swine flu cases.

Novartis, the third company from which the government has contracts to buy large amounts of swine flu vaccine, is conducting separate trials for Food and Drug Administration licensing, Dr. Fauci said.

In the 2009 swine flu pandemic, large quantities of vaccine were not ready until after the wave of disease appeared to have crested.