Sentence examples for menacing virus from inspiring English sources

When the girl's family is held in a hospital, following rumors that the beast may be the source — the host — of a menacing virus, we get a delicate probing of the generational split.

9. Try to forget the menacing virus; odds are you'll probably succumb to the smog or a traffic accident.

The long war between the north and the south and now in the Darfur region of western Sudan has prevented access to basic health services for many, leaving unvaccinated children very vulnerable to this menacing virus.

Nationalistic pride doesn't always outweigh the responsibilities they have to their employers, especially when one takes the menacing Zika virus into account, which can cause severe neurological problems in adults.

It is also argued that pandemic H1N1 should be taken seriously as a public health threat and underestimation of the menace by the virus may be by far more dangerous than the overestimation [8].

And the winner of the most risibly fascistic police instruction at an EU summit menaced by an airborne virus goes to: "Clear the building!

Menacing face met menacing face.

Normally just a summertime annoyance in temperate climes, mosquitoes have turned into a front-page menace this summer as West Nile virus spreads westward across the United States.

In a series of meticulous experiments, researchers at the University of Wisconsin have pinpointed genetic changes that converted a chicken influenza virus into a deadly menace to humans.

The conclusion suggests a potential possibility of future variola virus reemergence, presenting a great menace for mankind, as well as the need for development of new safe smallpox vaccines, design of anti-smallpox drugs, and activation of the control of zoonotic human orthopoxvirus infections.

In India, the virus is a public health menace: It claims more than 100,000 lives a year.