Sentences with phrase «if mad cow»
«If SARS hadn't been there, if mad cow hadn't been there and if Air Canada was not in bankruptcy [protection], Cara would have been making a lot more money,» says Len Racioppo, the Toronto - based president of Jarislowsky Fraser.
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@Atheist Science may have brought about mad cow (Not sure if this is true, but I'm not going to look it up and argue), but it also eradicated small pox.
Science may have brought about mad cow (Not sure if this is true, but I'm not going to look it up and argue), but it also eradicated small pox.
If you're feeling really adventurous, order a special taco off of the secret menu (a little Mad Cow, anyone?).
Most people now accept the need to cull millions of farmyard animals in the face of epidemics like mad cow disease, but it is hard to imagine killing beloved puppies, bunnies, and kittens, even if those pets do turn out to offer a pathway for a dangerous new disease.
Would you want to know if you were carrying human mad cow disease?
Back in the states, serving me tea in his Manhattan apartment, Robert Klitzman, a professor of clinical psychology at Columbia University, explained to me that this concept was vividly demonstrated — if not in fact proved — one day back in 1990, a mere three years into the mad cow nightmare.
Dr. Kris - Etherton asked if the Subcommittee would be dealing with issues such as PCBs in fish, hoof - and - mouth disease, and mad cow disease that are hot buttons for consumers.
«I did spake with a black dogge who sayd hee wouldst poison cows, drive horses mad and sicken children for me if I wouldst let him have my soule, and I sayd aye, and after did give him sucke at my breast.»
While the shortage of rural veterinarians may cause animal owners to wait longer for care, Dr. Major said he's concerned about what would happen if there was an outbreak of a serious animal - borne illness such as mad cow or foot and mouth disease.
Bill Waren, a trade analyst with Friends of the Earth, said that «If global meat and feed industry interests have their way, the U.S. will lower its safety standards for imported beef, leading to an increased risk of mad cow disease in this country.»