Sentence examples for malicious disease from inspiring English sources

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Hanks was speaking in Florence to promote the latest Dan Brown adaptation, Inferno, in which his character must use clues from Dante's Divine Comedy to prevent the spread of a malicious disease designed to halve the world's population.

By the fifth and sixth decades the devastating clinical effects of this malicious disease are witnessed and will increase as our population ages (as the "baby boom" generation transitions to the "senior boom" generation).

Imagine an intelligent and malicious infectious disease: That's what malware is.

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Because of the similarity between the transmission of human infectious diseases and the transmission of malicious objects in a computer network, we used the epidemic models to describe the transmission of malicious objects in the cyber world [32].

Alessandro Vespignani and colleagues at Indiana University used an infectious disease model to simulate the spread of malicious code, focusing on densely populated urban areas in the United States.

"Malicious virus infections like SARS, Ebola and MERS are diseases that are related to immune systems, so they can be easily treated by Kumdang-2 injection drug, which is a strong immune reviver," KCNA said.

People with the disease look more like they're being controlled by a malicious and untiring puppeteer.

The CDC's conclusion based upon these five reports was that any medical doctor who treats Lyme disease patients with antibiotics for longer than 28 days is malicious and likely to kill patients.

As well as terrorism, the authorities have identified public disorder, crime and "non-malicious hazards" (anything from summer flooding to an epidemic of infectious disease) as threats to their smooth running.

The notion that diseases have natural causes and are not God's punishments or trials or curses of malicious beings or results of supernatural forces has not even fully penetrated Western culture, let alone become the prevailing view worldwide.