Sentence examples for ubiquitous bug from inspiring English sources

It turns out the cancer develops only if you are simultaneously infected with Epstein-Barr virus (a ubiquitous bug best known for causing mononucleosis) and malaria, which in its severest form is mainly found in Africa.

These ubiquitous bugs have, among other advantages, the ability to change in ways that make them dangerous.

In a related vein, George Church and Farren Isaacs of the Harvard Medical School recently reported that they had reprogrammed the genome of an E. Coli bacterium, opening up the possibility of incorporating new features into the ubiquitous little bug.

"Sandsifter has uncovered secret processor instructions from every major vendor; ubiquitous software bugs in disassemblers, assemblers, and emulators; flaws in enterprise hypervisors; and both benign and security-critical hardware bugs in x86 chips," wrote creator Christopher Domas of the Battelle Institute.

From the look of it, these ubiquitous cold bugs are mischief-makers in our bodies.

I have long held that Atlassian's ubiquitous JIRA bug-tracker / feature-planner serves a valuable purpose in the software biz: it gives project teams a common enemy to bond together against.

This bug is ubiquitous and commonly found in dust and dirt, in households and farmyards.

According to a number of recent articles, this ubiquitous and all-powerful bug is the worst crisis ever to face the world's information systems.

The bugs have become ubiquitous (though they've recently been getting overshadowed by a nastier species, the "crazy ant" Nylanderia fulva).

Gaudy jewelry, retro sneakers and bug-eyed sunglasses are as ubiquitous as they were 15 years ago.

It will be as noticed by the general public as bugs on a windshield, yet as ubiquitous as those Starbucks java joints we thought they scaled back.