Use "laria" in a sentence

1. I declare that I am totally free from – cancer/leukaemia/malaria fever/ etc

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2. Every white man, paradoxical as it may read, was a sickly yellow, for the malaria was upon all in a slight or severe form, and a fever bred of the grisly and horrible surroundings

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3. It seemed impossible to realise that the gallant Prince, who had been amongst us in the best of health and spirits, cheerfully enduring the hardships of the campaign only a few short days before, should have fallen a victim to the dreaded malaria

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4. There is a different school of thought that you should take no anti-Malaria tablets at all

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5. According to this theory the use of the anti-Malaria tablets supress the symptoms until you are really ill and that has its own problems

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6. If you feel you have a cold or flueish symptom chances are that you have Malaria

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7. Nigerian doctors are very good at diagnosing Malaria (it is common there) and how to treat it

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8. When in SA and you feel those symptoms within six months of coming back please test for Malaria and tell your doctor where you were for there are different strains of Malaria which is treated differently

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9. Of course Malaria can recur for years afterwards

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10. Make sure your employment contract deals long term health issues for some illness recurs, like malaria, and it may cause you suffering long after you left your current job

11. Some companies supply their workers with self-test malaria kits – please read the instructions before using it and still get a second opinion if needed

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12. Bosque Redondo has some of the most barren land in the US, its water mostly undrinkable but an easy source of malaria

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13. Four thousand succumbed to yellow fever, malaria, and snakebite during the construction

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14. Still feeling listless, I watched Billy practicing with his lariat

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15. “It’s my malaria acting up again,” he answered

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16. Two of them needed a stretcher; bad cases of malaria

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17. 1998 they started its Roll Back Malaria program and have tried to stop malaria through the use of an anti

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18. malaria drug, Coartem, and have ignored the use of DDT to kill mosquitoes

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19. By 1965 malaria had been

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20. to stop malaria and to their sex scandals it is hard to understand why we are still part of this bloated,

21. With its proper use, the incidence of malaria in South Africa became almost zero

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22. Because of its ban, malaria incidence has skyrocketed in recent years

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23. The World Health Organization estimates that malaria infects 300 to 400

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24. the ravages of malaria, yellow fever and dysentery in Cuba among American forces, was suppressed

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25. the evening due to the presence of mosquitoes and malaria

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26. The first proud achievement of the environmental movement was to achieve a ban on the use of DDT as a spray to kill malaria-bearing mosquitoes

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27. That spared the mosquitoes but resulted in the deaths of millions of people from malaria

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28. In the Pacific during World War II DDT saved the lives of an estimated 400,000 American servicemen who would have died of malaria

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29. Use of DDT against malaria-carrying mosquitoes spread rapidly after the war and was effective in virtually eradicating that disease

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30. In Third World countries before DDT was introduced there were an estimated three million deaths from malaria every year, with millions more sickened by the disease

31. By 1970 a research committee of the National Academy of Sciences reported that in just over two decades the use of DDT had prevented 500 million deaths due to malaria

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32. Worldwide the death toll from malaria had been reduced to near zero

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33. Is what the anti-DDT movement has already done, and is still doing to those who die of malaria, different practically or morally from the work of the Great Dictators? If so, how is it different?

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34. Out of pique, Dino then piled it on by ordering Jim Candelaria’s Program Management Business Office Group to also report to him via me

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35. (I decided early on that it stood for “Mouse”) Merritt a handwritten fax at 7pm their time at the urgent request of our program management business officer, Jim Candelaria—who later stabbed me in the back, because HE was very unhappy that NASA had not answered my subordinate’s November 2001 letter requesting the Service Contract Act Wage Determination upward revisions for our blue collar workers

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36. Candelaria, the PMBO, guy read it and approved it before I sent to Virginia

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37. While I believed now, as then, that he was mentally imbalanced (suggested by Wright and Candelaria), I wanted to “take one for the team” by apologizing even when and where it was not due

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38. Almendral expressly directed me to pursue during his and my meeting with Jim Candelaria and Brent Howe

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39. In fact, while not deflecting blame to Candelaria, it is ironic that both my letter to M

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40. That now smells to me like Candelaria set me up for a humping, and that Candelaria then applied for my job after I was fired

41. Was a Polarian in the Princess’s escort?

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42. "What are we dealing with, Shen? A Polarian?"

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43. His ship was way out in deep space, a region inconveniently between the Empire, the Rotham Republic, and the Polarian Confederated States, and mostly ignored by the major powers

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44. "I've spent some time across the Polarian border a few years back, but even there everything was patrolled and civilized," said Summers

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45. The mass of each individual ship puts them between a Telarian Cruiser and a Whitefire Battleship

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46. "The Polarians are here?"

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47. "Polarians and Rotham

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48. "It sounds more likely to me that the Rotham captured or purchased a Polarian ship, maybe as far back as during the war, and are using it here," said Shen

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49. "The Polarian ship looks like a Kesner type three cruiser, making it at least ten years old

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50. The Rotham acquired a Polarian ship

51. The Polarian ship bolted after it, it too vanishing into alteredspace

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52. Gemini was across the border into Polarian space

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53. Most of the time Mark lived completely off the land, gathering fruit and edible plants as he moved through the jungle but he was running out of some vital supplies like malaria pills and arranged over his radio to meet the patrol at the edge of a small clearing

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54. He had developed a severe case of malaria and some of the wounds from his beatings were so severe that they had formed into tropical ulcers

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55. produced a long black lariat

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56. “I got that bloody thing out there as well,” he told him referring to malaria

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57. 16 Amatha, Peter's mother-in-law, was suffering from malarial fever

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58. The company physicians did not examine the sick but had them line up behind one another in the dispensaries and a nurse would put a pill the color of copper sulfate on their tongues, whether they had malaria, gonorrhea, or constipation

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59. How could anyone live without a Tim Hortons? Most of Africa sees the effects of malaria, typhoid and cholera, not to mention what AIDS and poverty have done to the people

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60. Poverty, AIDS, malaria and other diseases weren’t wiped out by their visit, but the situation was 131

61. In some areas, because of the heat and slow motion of the water, disease can be spread, such as river blindness, malaria and schistosomiasis, which is also known as snail fever

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62. Mefloquine, also known as Lariam, is among the drugs recommended by the U

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63. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to combat malaria

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64. Some families have blamed Lariam for the suicides of their loved ones who served in the Iraq War

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65. Repeating the same steps as with the anthrax, he then proceeded to extract hantavirus, hepatitis B strain, malaria, and tularemia from their respective categorical positions on the metal shelves

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66. One month of fighting on Guadalcanal to keep possession of Henderson Field had produced many casualties, but what was really starting to hurt the division was the growing number of malaria and dengue fever cases that were debilitating the men

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67. In truth, malaria, dengue fever and a number of other tropical diseases are costing me more casualties than Japanese actions

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68. Both malaria and combat losses have cut big swaths in the ranks of our aviators

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69. Slower to kill than yellow fever or malaria, borne by the anopheles mosquito which would yield to DDT, the tsetse fly could only be combated by evacuation

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70. “Dry-fish is very useful for Malaria, and our Diphu town is a place of this disease

71. It’s the best medicine for fighting against malaria

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72. During the Meditation Retreat Honey Kalaria had the following

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73. She had been examined by all the specialists and gone for all the blood tests including blood malaria parasite test and X-rays all which found any evidence of the cause of her fever

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74. Going through her case notes, I noted there were regular daily spikes of fever especially at night which was very suspicious of malaria

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75. She did not have any rigors but that did not exclude malaria

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76. Malarial parasites are usually released from its reservoir in the spleen at a certain time into the blood stream

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77. It was also the time when the malarial parasites were highest in the blood

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78. The next morning our laboratory technician called to inform the ward that indeed the blood film was positive for malaria

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79. The patient was treated with anti malarial drugs and after 2 days her fever had subsided and she was discharged after staying for 1 month in the ward

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80. On his voyage he will again distribute malaria nets and spectacles to the less

81. Vaccines against retrovirus including HIV and viruses implicated in diarrhea and some cancer, malaria prevention by spraying insecticides and new pharmaceutical drugs with Bill’s research support

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82. Malaria is deadly because the parasite “plasmodium” goes fast through the blood and settles in the liver

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83. Yet when these Grebularian Crabbits woke up, they immediately desired revenge against the stranger

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84. Sweet annie has been used traditionally to treat infectious diarrhoea and malaria

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85. If we can cure the world of illness, of malaria, diarrhea, AIDS, but choose not to, because of our economic or political ethic, are we trespassers of a future ethic, which will find this act barbarous, or are we exemplars of today's business ethic, heroes of the profit motive? Slavers might have been great businessmen, but should we celebrate them rather than all those who did not become rich because they refused to participate in slavery, in any manner?

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86. that other astringent substances are not effective against malaria

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87. the results of malaria, syphilis, rabies and all of the other major diseases or

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88. Gracilaria is one of the foods you could try if you have a finicky tang that is FishLore

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89. be adequate water flow? Would the macro algae (gracilaria in this case) slip out of the top of

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90. He had fallen ill at the orphanage in Bulawayo and we were more than just a little concerned that he had been stricken with malaria

91. We were told that he was being tested for malaria and that the results would be available in fifteen minutes

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92. Fortunately, the malaria test for James was negative and he was given a precautionary shot of antibiotics

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93. However, between my insect repellant, bed net, and anti-malarial medication, I felt relatively safe

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94. A lariat is one of our more athletic maneuvers, and the

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95. force a lariat on the wrong woman, you could end up with a

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96. But you can deduce the other two lariats with what you

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97. first lariat by letting go with the left hand and veering left,

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98. Malaria was a normal disease to me

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99. I could not go for two months without suffering from headache, malaria and typhoid

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100. lariat--even a dude can learn to carry a rope without