Polio used in a sentence

Polio in a sentence as a noun

I saw a kid with polio deformed legs a few months ago.

"Well, you know, I was just taking my 12-gallon tank of polio for a walk down by the water treatment plant, and whoops!

If and when polio would be completely wiped out of the face of this earth, it would just be the second disease to be wiped out.

Do you admire the guy with the entrancing personality, or the one that is about to cure polio?

Nobody will ever die or suffer from polio again, forever.

Older folks were very generous, since a lot of them remembered polio from their own childhood, and even had friends overseas who were victims.

Gates foundation has helped "almost" completely eradicate polio with lesser than 1000 reported cases in the world.

In 1922, Fuller's young daughter Alexandra died from complications from polio and spinal meningitis.

Nigeria, Pakistan and Afghanistan are the only countries with children affected by polio.

I'm deeply disappointed that Gates made no mention of a major contributor to his fight against polio, Rotary International.

However that changed with the Laden killing which in a way vindicated the insurgents as the chief informant was a doctor affiliated with the polio program.

Post 9/11 the insurgent groups started targeting polio workers and banning immunization programs alleging that they were American spies.

Consider also that your statement is blatantly false: the oral polio vaccine developed in the 1950s remains in use today, and has successfully contributed to the eradication of polio in most of the world.

Presumably, managing the endowment for an organization with goals like "eradicate polio from the face of the earth in the name of Bill and Melinda Gates" is a job done with at least as much deadly seriousness as your average pension fund or university endowment, both of which are organizations that handle their money the same way.