It will become virulent and it's something we have to build resilience against.

And he called his top assistant to him and asked, Where would you say, in this region, racism is most virulent?

They spread to neighbouring regions like a virulent disease, bringing chaos, misery and despair to the lives of millions of innocent civilians.

Some media have pursued a campaign against the continued presence of Licorne in the country that has often featured virulent anti French attacks.

Meanwhile, the security situation, particularly in the west, remains very difficult with the potential for the occurrence of increasingly virulent communal clashes in the future.

That's happened before. About 12,000 years ago, there was a massive wave of mammal extinctions in the Americas, and that is thought to have been a virulent disease.

As University of Ottawa virologist Earl Brown put it after a Canadian outbreak of avian influenza, high intensity chicken rearing is a perfect environment for generating virulent avian flu viruses.

The danger is that some germ like staph will be will mutate into something that's really virulent, very contagious, and will sweep through populations before we can do anything about it.

We understand that these will become much more virulent, that what we see today is this interweaving of societies, of systems, fastened by technologies and hastened by just in time management systems.

This was based on the experience of actually watching two people having a virulent argument in sign language, which produced no decibels to speak of, but affectively, psychologically, was a very loud experience.

Furthermore, it is for us a matter of great concern that, following the positive impact of resolution 1572 (2004), the use of virulent language has recurred recently, as stated in paragraph 52 of the report.

The word stagnation suggests a swamp, implying a breeding ground for virulent dangers. In the late 1930s, people were also worrying about discontent in Europe, which had already powered the rise of Adolph Hitler and Benito Mussolini.

A nuclear terrorist attack on the United States or Europe would have devastating effects on the whole world. But so would the appearance of a new virulent pandemic disease in a poor country with no effective health care system.

In the 1930s, economic stagnation and depression led to the rise of Hitler in Germany, Mussolini in Italy, and Franco in Spain (among other authoritarians). Today s brand of illiberal leaders may not yet be as politically virulent as their 1930s predecessors.

The Nazis must have reveled in the knowledge that their virulent anti Semitism found an echo sometimes not so faint in the rest of Europe. They also came to realize that if expulsion was not possible, extermination eventually would be.

Convened by US President Franklin D. Roosevelt in response to the massive refugee crisis triggered by Hitler s virulent anti Semitism, the Évian conference was a catastrophe. And its disastrous outcome needs to be recalled in the light of Europe s current migration crisis.

Eastern Ukraine may have voted differently from the rest of the country, but the overwhelming majority of voters came out in favor of Europe. The electorate also said no to the more virulent forms of nationalism, leaving the right wing extremist parties marginalized.

After all, Turkey has been and remains a loyal member of NATO. But an increasingly virulent and violent clash of cultures is emerging in Europe particularly in France, Germany, Spain, and the Netherlands between Islam and the humanitarian, Christian, and Jewish traditions.

Following the adoption of Security Council resolution 1572 (2004), in which the Council demanded that the Ivorian authorities stop all radio and television broadcasts inciting hatred, intolerance and violence, the use of virulent language abated as did most manifestations of xenophobic sentiments.

The Islamic State s ruthlessly rigid creed relieves its followers of the disorienting burden of autonomous thought or choice. Fromm remains relevant The flight into the embrace of a virulent movement like the Islamic State is also an escape from nbsp freedom by its discontents.

Of course, no honest discussion of Obama s presidency can ignore the role of his race. America, it turned out, was far less ready for a black president than his supporters expected (or hoped), exemplified in virulent attacks that exceed the norm for a president.

Mistaken beliefs, on the other hand, are reflected in metaphors like contagion and domino effect, which imply that financial markets become blind, virulent, and indiscriminate when they are disturbed. Such terms provoke fear that, once confidence in any one country is lost, all others are in danger.

What we've been able to do is to give these virulent infections, but we give them in conjunction with our anti quorum sensing molecules so these are molecules that look kind of like the real thing, but they're a little bit different which I've depicted on this slide.

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On the contrary, it is only when these viruses enter a high density poultry operation that they mutate into something far more virulent. By contrast, birds that are reared by traditional methods are likely to have greater resistance to disease than the stressed, genetically similar birds kept in intensive confinement systems.

Nationalism today is not nearly as virulent as it was in the 1930s, because economic distress is much less pronounced. But its revival is a portent of what happens when a form of politics claims to satisfy every human need except the coziness of communal belonging and then lets the people down.

But the fundamental crisis of the eurozone has not been resolved, and another year of muddling through could revive these risks in a more virulent form in 2014 and beyond. Unfortunately, the eurozone crisis is likely to remain with us for years to come, sustaining the likelihood of coercive debt restructurings and eurozone exits.

The method of attack (enclosing a virulent strain of the bacterium in letters mailed through the federal postal service) was highly effective in terms of publicity, but a major attack designed to cause a far greater number of casualties (for example by dispersing anthrax via an aerosol) would require a much higher degree of technology.

While the chance of a perfect storm with all of these risks materializing in their most virulent form is low, any one of them alone would be enough to stall the global economy and tip it into recession. And while they may not all emerge in the most extreme way, each is or will be appearing in some form.

Indeed, if conflicts in Asia become more virulent, Europe cannot expect the US to shoulder the burden of maintaining regional stability alone. While this does not necessarily imply a military role for Europe in Asia (although participation in peacekeeping missions should not be excluded), it does mean a more forceful diplomatic posture in support of mediation and multilateralism.

While reports that cater to the sometimes virulent nationalist sentiments of readers, viewers, and listeners can succeed in garnering a larger market share as in any other capitalist country they can also mislead. The media may make money, but as the recent anti Japan protests suggests, an excess of such market driven jingoism can damage a nation s interests and international standing.