Sentence examples for small flu from inspiring English sources

I have a small flu bug, and got some very nice lemony drinks to cure me.

Only 80 to 100 hospitals in the United States have them — though that is far more than in Britain, where resources were heavily taxed even in its relatively small flu outbreak last spring.

Over the river and through the woods... Germs travel too! -- Air travel means if there's a small flu outbreak on the west coast, that virus could be in New York in a matter of hours.

Because the number of actual swine flu cases in the United States is still very small -- especially compared with seasonal influenza outbreaks -- the interactive map at the Flu Trends Web site shows a shockingly docile United States, with low "flu activity" detected in Texas, New York and California, states saturated with news coverage on the topic.

Wal-Mart's supply chain, for example, is now stretched so taut that one small snafu avian flu in China, a computer virus in Bentonville or a dockers' strike in Los Angeles could one day just cause the whole thing to snap.

I changed it to that from 'saying', because at first I added a comma after 'saying that', which was entirely erroneous, but it confused me so much that I possibly erroneously assumed that both our other readers are also afflicted by the small brain/man-flu double whammy currently enveloping me.

For example, consider the avian flu, small pox, anthrax, E. coli and the like.

New York City health officials said yesterday that nine residents at a Manhattan nursing home had shown symptoms of influenza, in a small outbreak early in the flu season that underscored concerns about this year's shortage of flu vaccine.

Small outbreaks of bird flu caused by other subtypes of the virus have also occurred.

Some small distributors have offered flu vaccine to hospitals at prices as high as $15 a dose.

The small distributors offered the flu vaccine to hospitals and clinics at as much as five times the normal price.