Sentence examples for new plague from inspiring English sources

"May result in some new plague," the man said.

As insurgents increasingly use roadside bombs as a weapon, often killing more Iraqis than Americans, ordinary citizens are accusing soldiers of bringing this new plague upon them.

He grew up in the Bible Belt in the 1980s, when homosexuality was often considered evil and the cause of a new plague called AIDS, Thorpe says.

Julien, like Manlius, sees the civilization of Europe to which he has devoted a lifetime of study being swept away by a new barbarism, a new plague.

Correction Appended Stunt casting — and that includes Justin Bieber on the season premiere of "CSI" on Thursday and Jennifer Aniston on "Cougar Town" the day before — is the new plague of television.

They got a nasty shock, for instance, in 2003 when an outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome, SARS, showed how a virulent new plague, if uncontained, might impose huge costs on a modernising economy.

Medisonus's current head of security Peter Thaulou had a meeting with a Lithuanian environmental agency functionary called Rasa Duksa, which initially seemed suspicious, but the meeting was a sex thing in a hotel room rather than a conspiracy thing involving plotting a new plague-related outrage.

Would scientists who made them accidentally unleash new plagues?

Few experts were ruminating about new plagues in the 1970's because it was widely assumed that vaccination, sanitation and antibiotics were making infections obsolete.

With the advent of genome-editing technologies, bioterrorists could artificially engineer new plagues, a threat that Ashton Carter, the former U.S. secretary of defense, thinks could rival nuclear weapons in deadliness.

Novartis, Sanofi-Aventis and GlaxoSmithKline (and their investors) have a vested interest in helping us decode and treat new plagues.