Sentence examples for concerns about catching from inspiring English sources

The industry says sales have been hurt by unfounded consumer concerns about catching swine flu from eating pork.

Also on Friday, officials in Brazil said that the Zika virus had been found in the urine and saliva of infected patients, setting off more concerns about catching it through close contact.

Concerns about catching a disease date to the 19th century and have spiked during epidemics, whether diphtheria and tuberculosis in the late 1800s, polio in the first half of the 20th century or AIDS in the 1980s.

Some people aren't concerned about catching the flu, while others are.

And as her wedding at a church in Norwood, N.J., approached, she said she was becoming increasingly worried that some of her out-of-town guests, who are concerned about catching the virus while in the New York area, would not show up.

On Wednesday, emergency rooms that normally receive 200 patients had to attend to 1,000, and in Buenos Aires Province the minister of health, Claudio Zin, said about 40percentt of health care workers were not showing up, either because they were ill or were concerned about catching the virus.

He said, "It's not a huge risk - the TSA is concerned about catching bombers, not law-abiding stoners.

Fishermen expressed concern about catching contaminated products and did not want to add to worries about seafood safety.

But for me, the official transition from "responsible mom concerned about catching her flight" to "OK I'm going to shake my ass and not worry about not having data on my iPhone" happened during a Craig David remix. .

Arianna, how about catching the wavelet?

The game becomes about catching up instead of flying ahead.