Sentence examples for book contaminated from inspiring English sources

"I know why it's done, but this is an operation that could make the difference between life and death for so many people," said Gerry Radano, whose book "Contaminated: My Journey Out of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder" (Bar-le-Duc Books, 2007), recounts her own suffering and long recovery from surgery.

A Chevron contractor also reportedly accused the company of cooking the books, switching out contaminated samples for clean ones.

If his father's office was contaminated, any books and instruments kept there could also be contaminated.

What makes this setback harder for people to stomach is that while Iceland's banks borrowed heavily overseas in recent years, they bought virtually none of the American mortgage-backed investments that contaminated the books of American and European banks.

The world's second-largest economy had seemed enviably immune from the global financial contagion, as its cash-rich banks held little of the subprime debt that contaminated the books of financial institutions in the United States and Europe.

PAGE D6 BUSINESS JAPAN GROWS MORE ANXIOUS As Global Crisis Draws Nearer Japan, with the world's second-largest economy, had seemed enviably immune from the global financial contagion; its cash-rich banks held little of the subprime debt that contaminated the books of financial institutions in the United States and Europe.

The book proposes a system for labelling contaminated food so that older people will eat the food that is more radioactive, on the theory that "most of these people would die of other causes before they got cancer".

Our heads may be buried in our sleek laptops and gadgets, his masterly book announces, but our toes are still soaking in dirty, morally contaminated oil.

Maybe the movie is trying to tell us that the whole American system is so rotten that Book has no recourse — that there's no agency that isn't contaminated.

Mann's book is about a long and bitter, but equally beautiful, struggle for a cleaner and healthier world, one not contaminated by the moral scourge of carbon pollution.

Contaminated peanuts?