Sentence examples for contagion effect on from inspiring English sources

Some of the economic analysts who have confidently predicted there will be no contagion effect on other countries are the same ones who denied that Mexico was in trouble in 1994.

Worries about a contagion effect on the Latin American subsidiaries of European and North American banks are held in check because they have to follow local capital requirements.

The report says the criminal investigation of corrupt officers is not complete, but it concludes that the corruption resulted from "a few individuals" whose wrongdoing "had a contagion effect on some of those around them".

Analysts said that even if Europe can agree on the details of a rescue package for Greece, worries will persist about political stability in the country as well as a possible contagion effect on Ireland, Italy, Spain and Portugal.

It is not just the contagion effect on southern Europe of seeing queues at cash machines and people going bust.

The debt crisis could also have a contagion effect on neighboring counties, while rattling the $3.7 trillion U.S. municipal debt market.

Merrill Lynch, in a recent report on the contagion effect of a worst-case situation in which a severe Greek debt restructuring results in other weak European countries having to take a hit on their bonds, estimated that overall European bank losses could be as high as $543 billion.

To examine the effectiveness of an individualized problem-solving intervention delivered in videoconferencing sessions with family caregivers of persons living with a spinal cord injury (SCI) and possible contagion effects on care recipients.

A Greek exit, the subject for heated debate for many months, will test the ECB's readiness to deal with possible contagion effects on sovereign bond markets in peripheral countries.

Recruiting non-smokers to a cessation intervention may augment available social support for cessation, and increase social pressure (complex contagion effects) on other smokers to participate, thereby facilitating viral spread.

But, he added, it is hard to "argue convincingly of a possible contagion effect" of any new charges.