Sentence examples for catch and spread from inspiring English sources

But everything could change if the virus were to mutate in a way that made it easier for people to catch and spread.

Public health officials have expressed concern in recent years that some parents fearful about vaccine safety were declining to get their children vaccinated, making them more likely to catch and spread preventable diseases.

These people could potentially serve as "super-spreaders" who would be more prone to both catch and spread influenza.

Also present are a small number of individual students with very high contact-level-hours that would likely be "super-spreaders" prone to both catch and spread the disease.

Present in the data are a small number of individual students with very high contact-level-hours that would likely be super-spreaders prone to both catch and spread the disease.

In writing her country's 2012 anti-gay "propaganda" legislation, the Russian minister Yelena Mizulina was careful to include the banning of "distribution of information aimed at forming nontraditional sexual relations", as if such relations could be caught and spread.

Whatever the source, the fire quickly caught and spread to the gorilla sculpture and other parts of the mall.

It's an idea they are hoping will catch on and spread to other towns and cities.

It's wonderful to watch Johnson's confidence catch fire and spread to the shellshocked survivors of the Kennedy administration as it dawned on them that the man who was once Master of the Senate would now be a chief executive with more ability to move legislation through the House and Senate than just about any other president in history.

In the show you can see the fashion for it catch on and spread, in Whistler's inky 1870s nocturnes, in Arthur Wesley Dow's turn-of-the-century Japanese-style prints, and in the spiritualizing work of artists who lived closer to Asia in the American Northwest: Morris Graves with his luminous images of birds and Chinese bronzes, Mark Tobey with his calligraphic "white writing".

"We often see products, ideas and behaviors catch on and spread like wildfire.