Sentence examples for virus hurt from inspiring English sources

Judging by the rate of evolutionary change in the virus, Hurt and his colleagues estimate that the virus has been evolving on its own in Antarctica for between 49 and 80 years.

As for whether the virus could be used to fight the ants, Holway points out that nobody has even determined whether the virus hurts them.

But the report also acknowledged that retail spending in April 2003 may have been depressed by the spread of the SARS virus, which particularly hurt restaurants.

Some wild ducks seem to carry it without getting sick at all, so scientists think that ducks were probably its original host and that the two evolved together into a peaceful coexistence: the virus did not hurt the duck, and the duck's immune system ignored the virus.

Downloads often contain viruses that can hurt your computer and put your personal information at risk.

Also on Monday, the African Union urged its member states to lift travel bans imposed to contain the virus, saying that the bans could hurt the region's economy.

"I got the virus from my brother, and it hurt a lot.

Don't think you have a stomach virus right away if it only hurts for one day.

If your stomach started hurting after a food you ate, and doesn't stop hurting, you have a stomach virus.

Injury experts say that if some virus were leaving this many children dead and severely hurt, parents would be lying awake nights thinking of prevention strategies, or demanding an all-out campaign to take care of the problem.

David Fricke of Rolling Stone noted that "Björk likens the human emotions – love, physical obsession, changing moods, violent hurt – in songs such as "Mutual Core", "Moon" and "Virus" to natural phenomena: earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, lunar phases and contagious disease".