Sentence examples for contagion allowed from inspiring English sources

Among serious dramas, Steven Soderbergh's Contagion allowed germs to spread among an all-star cast but failed to make audiences care, while the German co-production Anonymous (Roland Emmerich), proposing the Earl of Oxford as the author of Shakespeare's plays, was a political thriller in period dress.

With Italy, the eurozone's third biggest economy, being targeted by the financial markets for the first time in Europe's 18-month debt crisis, ECB warnings of contagion if Greece is allowed to default gained in credibility.

Instead of the two day visit we planned, my friend and I got a week to argue about vaccines and every thing else that really old friends can find to hash out, until the first case of chicken pox cleared up enough and doctors agreed there was no contagion risk in allowing the whole family to fly.

The ECB had lost control.Tensions subsided only when the ECB finally tackled the reason why the transmission of monetary policy was impaired, namely the market's concern that the ECB would allow contagion to drive reform countries and the entire euro zone into the abyss.

Old World contagion of compulsory health insurance, if allowed to spread to our New World, will mark the beginning of the end of free institutions in America.

This allowed testing for emotional contagion.

When marketing efforts were allowed to affect awareness and social contagion was allowed to affect evaluation, both effects became statistically significant.

But Paulson also allowed Lehman Brothers to default, an event that set off a contagion of failure around the world.

He added that if Cyprus were allowed to go bankrupt, there was a "significant risk" of contagion to Greece and other vulnerable countries in the euro zone.

But with Italy already at risk, analysts say, further delay could be disastrous, allowing the contagion to spread there.

But the prevailing view in Cyprus is that those leaders have mainly sought to halt a potential financial contagion from spreading by allowing it to devastate Cyprus and its bank depositors.