Sentence examples for wave of flu from inspiring English sources

"We wouldn't anticipate a big epidemic wave of flu activity due to H1N1 this year.

So far it has been mild in this country, but we know that the first wave of flu in 1918 caused few deaths but was followed three months later by a different form that killed tens of millions of people around the globe.

"So we had the first wave of flu in the spring and the entire southern hemisphere went through their flu season and out of 6 billion people, 5,000 have died?

The populations of food animals in south-east Asia provide a reservoir of infection for humans: we see this in the successive waves of flu that originate among the ducks and chickens there and then spread round the world.

After that, "millions of doses" could be produced in time for the fall wave of swine flu.

It was premature to conclude that any third wave of swine flu was emerging, said the spokesman, Thomas Skinner.

New York City's preparations for the next wave of swine flu underscore the need for our state to develop a greater primary care infrastructure.

Today, if there is a second wave of swine flu, it's unlikely we'll find ourselves as helpless as Edric and Christina.

Although federal health officials decline to use the word "peaked," the current wave of swine flu appears to have done so in the United States.

Over the past few months, a new wave of swine flu has hit Britain, sending more than seven hundred people to hospitals.

Several flu experts said they were not shocked by the sudden jump because the new figures were as of Nov. 14, when this fall's wave of swine flu cases was reaching its peak.