Sentence examples for lethal bug from inspiring English sources

One particularly lethal bug most probably resided in the manure beneath my feet.

Fewer fresh chickens brought from supermarkets and other retailers are showing the highest levels of the potentially lethal bug campylobacter, the UK's food safety watchdog has said.

A leading food expert and adviser to successive governments has called for a boycott of supermarket chicken because of "scandalous" levels of contamination after tests revealed that up to eight in 10 show traces of a potentially lethal bug.

Intensively reared chickens are three times higher in fat than 30 years ago; three quarters of supermarket chicken carry the potentially lethal bug campylobacter; and overuse of antibiotics on livestock threatens the effectiveness of antibiotics for human use.

No public health expert forgets the swine flu debacle of 1976, in which 40 million people were inoculated with a vaccine made in haste after a single recruit in Fort Dix, N.J., died of what appeared to be a new lethal bug.

Microbe hunters think they have finally identified the lethal bug that has killed more than three dozen heroin users in the United Kingdom and Ireland since early May.

Some want the number of laboratories holding lethal bugs to be slashed, to minimise the risk of a catastrophic accident.

He spoke at length of such things as mobile laboratories that were being used to cook up lethal bugs.

"I'm not impressed with all this spooky stuff about genetic engineering of lethal bugs," said Dr. Matthew S. Meselson, an expert on biological weapons at Harvard.

He wanted outsiders to understand the fiendish intricacies of lethal bugs and poison gas.Born in Wales, Mr Kelly trained as a microbiologist, gaining a doctorate from Oxford.

But not in developing countries, where most households have soap of some sort but only 15-20% rousenely use it to wash their hands after going to the toilet, cleaning a dirty baby or undertaking other tasks that spread potentially lethal bugs.