Sentence examples for more virulent forms from inspiring English sources

Liebling, E. B. White, and Lillian Ross all wrote strong pieces about the more virulent forms of anti-Communism.

In retrospect, this statement was often criticized in light of the emergence of formidable diseases, including AIDS, and the resurgence of older diseases in more virulent forms.

But by presenting the more virulent forms of hostility against women in such a distilled form — none of the women in the film are nice guys — the film risks giving us a caricature of sexism.

When Harry and Mimi are separated, and he finds himself reeling in the wake of one of the more virulent forms of modern misogyny, he graduates beyond the compliant stage of Mimiolatry into fully-fledged ideological discipleship.

We use genetic tools and information to distinguish the more virulent forms of diseases, such as avian flu, and more invasive and destructive strains of agricultural pests, as well as beneficial strains of animals and plants.

It is just a theory, but some scientists suspect that its forays into huge poultry flocks may have brought out more virulent forms of A(H5N1), which may explain why the virus now seems to be killing off more wild birds than in the past.

I wonder, though, if the Russians aren't suffering from a more virulent form of the disease currently plaguing Brazil.

Sir Liam Donaldson said there was no evidence to suggest that the virus was mutating into a more virulent form.

On the same day the World Health Organisation confirmed that the outbreak involved a new and more virulent form of E coli.

But these behaviorial experts discerned a significant change in the second letter to Mr. Daschle, which contained a much more virulent form of anthrax.

That strain also showed up as a relatively mild spring virus but re-emerged in a more virulent form in the fall.