Sentence examples for contagion by from inspiring English sources

Now you have contagion by media".

Other institutions were saved from contagion by a flood of central bank loans.

These situations have always been contagious, but then you had contagion by contact.

EVEN more than passengers, flight crews are exposed to potential contagion by diseases as varied as chicken pox, influenza and hepatitis.

But contagion by media can go in both directions, as I discovered when I met a young woman in Man named Jeanette Badouel.

"Beliefs about contagion, and especially biological contagion, by our ancestors are one of the reasons why we are here today," he said.

Future results may challenge historical definitions of "contamination," "contagion" and "infection," by detecting the presence of previously unknown microbial species, and by detecting microbes not detectable with non-genomic techniques.

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 project aims to determine "the critical mass (tipping point)" of social contagions by studying their "digital traces" in the cases of "the 2011 Egyptian revolution, the 2011 Russian Duma elections, the 2012 Nigerian fuel subsidy crisis and the 2013 Gazi park protests in Turkey".

The viral reserve in the bone marrow is able to avoid the ultimate step in elimination of contagions by staying out of the scope of CD8 cytotoxic lymphocytes, and probably other immune mechanisms necessary for elimination.

Hollywood explores this idea in such films as (1998), (1998), and (1984), although the latter overlaps somewhat with both death by contagion and death by zombies (and is a fantastically wacky film).