As for the last several years, that is the anticipated date for a highly viral computer virus to 'explode'.
There have been no more that a few dozen viral outbreaks in the last few years.
The Tralee viruses had effects which were passed on from mother to child, and heredity had been charged with the observed results of quasi-living viral particles.
They had a built-in, explosive reaction to bacterial and viral toxins, and there hadn't yet been any pathogenic organism discovered to which a tormal could not more or less immediately develop antibody resistance.
Our only space pilots," said a tall man, presently, "are on Orede now.
And Calhoun noted that they were no better fed than the guards at the spaceport.
There were more and more men to be found on ships where they did not belong, and more and more not to be found where they did.
When toxins are discharged in mucus through tissues not designed to handle them, the tissues themselves become irritated, inflamed, weakened and thus much more subject to bacterial or viral infection.
The results can be skin irritations, sinusitis or a whole host of other "itises" depending on the area involved, bacterial or viral infections, asthma.
Their ultimate disease starts out in childhood or adolescence as acute inflammations of skin-like organs, viral or bacterial infections of the same.
Some diseases may be transmitted from person-to-person after the initial attack; examples include plague, smallpox, and some viral hemorrhagic fevers.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "viral" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
