One respected specialist not involved in either new treatment said he had 'every expectation we can suppress the virus in the vast majority of patients'.

Lockdowns, as a policy to suppress a virus that we need to learn to live with, just go against all logic, intelligence and common sense.

If you contain and suppress the virus you save lives by making sure that the vulnerable people in your society are not exposed.

And that means taking a targeted approach to suppressing the virus rather than bringing in more draconian rules.

We know that full lockdown suppresses the virus.

You may need to suppress the urge to vomit.

I suppress the urge to release my bonsai into the wild: plant it on the hillside to take its chances, grow and be free.

I had to suppress an urge to deck him.

I suppressed the urge to experience an involuntary muscle spasm in the direction of his chin.

Especially when you consider he's suppressing the urge to bite it and shake it about till it goes flat.

Steroids may suppress growth in a number of ways, but the bigger the dose the greater the impact.

These can cause a change to tissue matter, biochemistry, behaviour, reproduction, and suppress growth in marine life.

These alloys are biostatic due to the oligodynamic effect, and thus suppress growth of molds, fungi or bacteria.

In recent years some filters have been enhanced by bonding silver metal nanoparticles to the ceramic element and/or to the activated charcoal to suppress growth of pathogens.

In addition to their actions that stimulate growth, somatomedins also stimulate production of somatostatin, which suppresses growth hormone release.

But the growing suspicion of the authorities who are meant to support families will not be quelled by continuing to suppress information.

It seeks to suppress information.

All three have sought to suppress information about their seedy private lives.

No good can come from suppressing information and those who supply it.

He commended the production team for successfully suppressing information about the regeneration in an industry often stifled by leaks.

Both have responded by brutally suppressing protests.

Riot police have suppressed protest marches violently, adding to the sense of insecurity.

Approximately one hundred people were pre-emptively arrested in advance of the wedding and were detained without charge for the duration of the wedding, with the apparent aim of suppressing protest.

Antihistamines can suppress symptoms, and inhaled steroids are also effective.

Medications may be used to suppress symptoms during the positioning maneuvers if the patient's symptoms are severe and intolerable.

These prescriptions may cause side effects and do not erase fear but merely suppress symptoms.

His battle to suppress the truth in my biography of him had shuddered to a halt.

There was also a 'vaccinetruth' group suggesting that pressure on social media companies to ban anti-vaccine stories was a way for the establishment to suppress the truth.

Namely, that the threat of a rich powerbroker risking millions of pounds to suppress the truth overwhelms the potential profit a publisher or newspaper can expect by publishing the truth.

In both cases the political establishment of the time went out of its way to suppress the truth and ignore criminal acts perpetrated by the authorities.

Each revealed grotesque mistakes and deliberate dishonesty aimed at suppressing the truth.

The home secretary suggested that the level of immigration had become unsustainable, suppressing wages and making it impossible to build a cohesive society.

Between 1999 and 2010, unit labour costs there rose only 5 per cent, as companies suppressed wages in a ruthless cost-cutting drive.

This will stop free movement, which has suppressed wages and strained our public services.