Sentence examples for which has sickened from inspiring English sources
But the biggest issue is that he handles information like a virus, which has sickened the American people.
Initial epidemiological studies linked tomatoes to the salmonella outbreak, which has sickened more than 1,200 people in 42 states and the District of Columbia.
West Nile virus, which has sickened at least 17 people in New York City and New Jersey and killed one this year, is carried by mosquitoes.
The Food and Drug Administration on Friday proposed two sweeping rules aimed at preventing the contamination of produce and processed foods, which has sickened tens of thousands of Americans annually in recent years.
The announcement, carried by the official Xinhua News Agency, was the third regarding a mass detention of suspects in the contamination, which has sickened more than 50,000 children, caused the deaths of at least four from kidney stones, and led to recalls of products in China and abroad suspected of containing adulterated Chinese milk powder.
The virus has been isolated from one victim of the epidemic, which has sickened 76 people since January, killing 52.
The admissions, which have sickened fans, came as he was about to stand trial accused of 24 separate sex offences.
The tainted raw tomatoes, which have sickened people in 23 states, most likely came from Mexico or central or southern Florida, Dr. Acheson said.
The plaintiffs argued in hearings before Judge Martin this week that the city created a public panic over the mosquito-borne virus, which killed 7 people last year and has sickened 11 this year.
In 1933, the newspaperman Stanley Walker wrote, "There are chow-meineries, peep shows for men only, flea circuses, lectures on what killed Rudolf Valentino, jitney ballrooms and a farrago of other attractions which would have sickened the heart of the Broadwayite of even ten years ago".
