Sentence examples for by contagion from inspiring English sources

Biological oxygen demand and permanganate index were expressed by Contagion during the rainy season.

As Christakis and Fowler (along with other researchers) have found, obesity spreads by contagion.

What do we gain by thinking about the spread of political beliefs as spreading by contagion across a social network?

Omar al-Bashir's regime simply shut it down, not wanting to risk popular protests brought about by contagion from the student movement.

Research suggests that about 5percentt of youth suicides are influenced by contagion from suicidal peers or cultural depictions of suicide.

This confidence can keep growing by contagion, as a kind of self-fulfilling prophecy, and we may see the markets and the economy recover further.

The festival's out-of-competition lineup will include "W.E ., a new film directed by Madonna; "Contagion," directed by Steven Soderbergh; and "Wilde Salome," directed by and starring Al Pacino.

The current list of expected games includes X-City by Aidi Game, Contagion by 2Clams and Burger Joint by Arctic Empire.

Its finance minister, Fernando Teixeira dos Santos, told the Wall Street Journal his country had been hit by a contagion effect caused by fears about Ireland's ability to pay its debts.

His poem confesses and laments that reason and breeding, imagination and good intentions are nonetheless trumped by the contagion of hatred and by the human propensity toward extreme and unquestioning enthusiasm for a cause -- whatever cause.

As James Alan Fox has pointed out, school shootings seem to be partly driven by social contagion; new shooters may be inspired by the media frenzy around the most recent one.