Inoculating in a sentence

Those accusations are clearly aimed at undermining the allegations against him, inoculating himself from the consequences of his misconduct and using the cases to his political advantage.

But a worldwide shortage has led the Government to prioritise inoculating certain age groups – leaving 66 to 69-year-olds in the dark despite being just as much at risk.

After receiving its first shipment of Pfizer vaccines earlier in the week, AdventHealth began an organized process of inoculating frontline health workers at its AdventHealth Orlando and Celebration locations.

As smallpox pandemic was rampaging in Lady Mary Montagu, wife to the British Ambassador to Turkey, witnessed the ancient Turk practice of inoculating children with smallpox matter.

Canada on Monday joined Britain and the United States as the first Western nations to start inoculating their citizens against the coronavirus.

Edward Jenner, one of the early developers of the smallpox vaccine, inoculating a child from the disease in 1796.

In reality, instead of inoculating a piece against judgment, this posture creates a kind of critical stalemate: If you already know what your readers are going to say, why should we bother saying it?

Mexico and Chile plan to start inoculating health workers by month’s end with the vaccine developed by U.S.-based Pfizer Inc. and its German partner, BioNTech, which is already in use in the United States and Britain.

Those shots could be available in limited quantities by the end of this year, although inoculating hundreds of millions of Americans will be a process that stretches well into 2021.

Within 24 hours of the vaccine's arrival, the goal is to begin the process of inoculating Rush University Medical Center's 12,000 employees.

And that's why, he told Politico, he's going to let massive waves of parents continue to pretend they have a Jesus-related reason for not inoculating their children against sometimes fatal diseases.

Glynn said residents should look into inoculating ash trees on their own properties.

Health care workers were unknowingly spreading the spores and inoculating patients.

Since August 8, the Ministry has been inoculating people at high risk of an Ebola infection: primary and secondary contacts of those with confirmed Ebola infections.

He did this by inoculating James Phipps with cowpox, a similar virus of smallpox, to create immunity, unlike variolation, which used smallpox to create an immunity to itself.

Insects and probably other vectors such as rain carry the spermatia from spermagonium to spermagonium, cross inoculating the mating types.