Sentence examples for acute contagion from inspiring English sources

Malaria was such an expected seasonal affliction in many parts of the world that it was never perceived as an acute contagion.

Within a few weeks, the Wall Street collapse brought reality home, with Russia this time on the receiving end of acute market contagion.

Nowhere in America is the threat of contagion more acute.

"It is also more likely now than during the financial crisis to allow a large bank to fail should it become financially troubled, as the risks of contagion become less acute".

Yes, there could be a butterfly effect with Dubai here but contagion risk is more acute in Eastern Europe where large banks have much greater exposure than in Dubai.

Although A/H1N1 influenza pandemic, as opposed to nosocomial infections like the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), is a community spread infection for which the risk of contagion is fairly evenly distributed across the population, public health efforts to contain the spread of the A/H1N1 influenza resulted in infection control measures that dominated hospital procedures and policies.

In the acute phase of a crisis as grave as that depicted in Contagion, there would be civil disorder, which means having a weapon in the house might make you feel more secure.

The risk of contagion to other countries through banking losses, which prompted the original rescue, remains acute, not least since the markets would immediately fret about Ireland and Portugal falling in turn.

Observations made during and after the 2003 outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) suggested that an emerging infectious disease causes stress in healthcare settings because of fear of contagion [ 5- 7], concern for family health [ 6, 8, 9], job stress [ 6, 7], interpersonal isolation [ 6, 7], quarantine [ 10] and perceived stigma [ 7, 10, 11].

Perhaps the bigger issue for the UK would be contagion from a Greek exit to other weaker eurozone economies - and the risk that they would suffer acute outflows of capital, which would further undermine their financial and economic stability.

What contagion?