Sentence examples for little flu from inspiring English sources

While there is little flu around just now, norovirus is behaving normally this winter.

Surely even the grumpiest of January scrooges couldn't begrudge us a little flu relief?

There is little flu surveillance of pigs in much of the world, and even in the United States it is "not very systematic," Dr. Cox said.

Historically, there has been little flu surveillance on the continent, which has many more serious diseases to track, though South Africa has a laboratory that regularly reports cases to the W.H.O.

There is concern that, with performance so poor despite mild weather and little flu around so far, hospitals may struggle if a blast of really cold weather brings an influx of seriously ill patients, many of whom need to be admitted at a time when beds are already scarce.

In Boston, where an estimated 11percentt of adolescents got swine flu in the spring, public schools and college health services have reported very little flu activity this fall, Dr. Anita Barry, director of the infectious disease bureau of the Boston Public Health Commission, said Wednesday.

Australia and New Zealand had little seasonal flu during their July-August winter; in the United States, fewer samples of the three strains of seasonal flu have been found than is typical for mid-December.

There has been very little seasonal flu so far this year.

New York City has seen very little swine flu activity this fall, after being perhaps the worst-hit city in the nation when the virus appeared last spring, Dr. Farley said.

The elderly are doing a little better with flu vaccine -- as many as three-fourths were immunized during a recent year in some states, but only half in others.

Mind you, I am sick as a dog from my little son's flu epidemic.