Sentence examples for plague will be from inspiring English sources
The greatest fear is that the next plague will be the equivalent of the meteorological perfect storm, possibly from an untreatable respiratory infection that spreads rapidly.
David hajdu is the author of "Positively 4th Street". His book about comics, "The Ten-Cent Plague," will be published next month.
If the theoreticians are correct, a plague will be exactly what gets rid of the newcomer, but it could also spread to the natives, reducing their numbers as well.
That experience suggests a greater likelihood that the next plague will be caused by a virus rather than a bacterium, said Dr. William Schaffner, the chairman of preventive medicine at Vanderbilt University.
One of those risks, enthusiastically described by Justin Cronin in his jumbo science-fiction fantasy novel, "The Passage," is that a viral plague will be unleashed and wipe out almost all of humanity — though not before Newsweek puts out an issue with a ghastly picture and the words "Believe It" on its cover.
If the rodents are kept at a permanently low level, then the risk of a large outbreak in rodents, and therefore the risk of human plague, will be reduced [ 6].
Eighteen plagues will be recited, 18 drops of water spilled as part of the Shoah Seder, a ritual of remembrance and redemption.
It seems the wetter things are the more plague there will be.
Avoid exercise like the plague; you will be physically exhausted for most of the time, and it is extremely unhealthy to exercise while on a fast.
In the long term the only solution to ending the sectarianism which has plagued Northern Ireland will be integrated education, which will hopefully break down the rigid divisions between the Catholic and Protestant communities.
"I'm looking forward to the 21st century, because the economic problems that have plagued mankind will be largely ameliorated," says Steinhardt, whose interests include a major position in the small but influential weekly (soon to be daily?) newspaper, The Forward.
