Sentence examples for virus threaten from inspiring English sources
Some diseases, such as West Nile virus, threaten birds and occasionally jump to humans.
That changed as the H5N1 virus threatened to mutate into a lethal pandemic.
The emergence of novel A(H1N1 pdm2009 virus threatened to lead to frequent severe manifestations.
Festus Mogae, the president of Botswana, has said that the virus threatens his country with extinction.
In Helix, the inciting incident is an ebola-esque virus threatening a corporate-funded research station in the Arctic.
Indeed, Daunte Culpepper's injured ankle and bout with a virus threatened to derail the Minnesota Vikings as much as their sickly defense did.
The health officials said that pesticide spraying would occur only as a last resort, if clear signs emerge that the virus threatens people.
The exportation of a policy inconsistent with US law means women suffer, whether in Syria, where rape is a weapon of war, or in Latin America, where the Zika virus threatens the health of women and babies.
RIO DE JANEIRO — With a deadly virus threatening its fish farms, Chile has introduced measures to improve the sanitary conditions of its salmon industry and reduce the levels of antibiotics used to treat the fish.
"We are still not out of the woods," said Scott C. Weaver, a virologist at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston who was among the first to warn that the virus threatened the Americas.
Perhaps the first ransomware attack came in 1989, when the Aids trojan horse virus threatened to encrypt files unless a ransom of $189 was sent to a PO Box address in Panama.
