Sentence examples for more lethal microbial from inspiring English sources

Preston, whose 1994 book "The Hot Zone" made his name synonymous with troublesome microbes, turns his focus from the Ebola virus to another, potentially even more lethal microbial disaster -- a bioterrorist attack with the smallpox virus.

In his new book, "The Demon in the Freezer," the spotlight shifts to another kind of microbial disaster, one that would be intentional and potentially much more lethal -- a bioterrorist attack with the smallpox virus.

"More lethal attacks are coming".

"We had to be more lethal.

But he had more lethal ambitions.

Our light forces will be more lethal.

Does it accommodate a more lethal payload?

But speed is more lethal than density.

Could it mutate into something more lethal?

Mental illness also appears to make diseases more lethal.

The more lethal version, P. falciparum, affected other areas.