Sentence examples for produced a fever from inspiring English sources

As Carrie Battan wrote last year, "Call Me Maybe" was "so sticky and ubiquitous that it transcended the term 'hit.' " The song was about infatuation, sounded like infatuation, and followed the usual trajectory of infatuation: it produced a fever, then irritation and, finally, embarrassment.

Unlike colds, which rarely produce a fever, it nearly always involves fever, sometimes 102 degrees or higher.

Philanthropy has long fueled improvements in health, from John D. Rockefeller, whose money produced a yellow fever vaccine, to Bill and Melinda Gates, who are underwriting new health technologies and vaccines to address a variety of global problems.

He said she had been restless on her trip Oct. 19 from his Santa Anita barn to here and that had produced a low-grade fever to which he was paying close attention.

But the version thus produced in a fever of spontaneous inspiration has never been performed.

Oil discoveries, a commodities boom, sound economic management, political stability, the World Cup in 2014 and the Olympics in 2016 have combined to produce a Brazil fever that feels a touch heady to me.

It is caused by a bacterial blood stream infection in a newborn baby, which produces a high fever.

Temperature trends were analysed, and the possible physiological mechanisms by which postpartum misoprostol produces a high fever were explored.

Honey bees also can produce a 'social fever' where workers increase temperature in the brood patch to kill larval pathogens [ 27].

KFDV produces a hemorrhagic fever in humans in South India and fatal illnesses in both species of monkeys in the area, the black faced langur (Presbytis entellus) and the bonnet macaque (Macaca radiata).

Lung cancer can also produce a high fever and a change in the shape of your fingernails.