Sentence examples for contagion from from inspiring English sources

"Contagion," from Warner, brought disease.

Instead, it's contagion from the broader credit crisis.

Uruguay's problems have less to do with politics—and much to do with "contagion" from Argentina.

European leaders have been working to keep the financial contagion from spreading.

"There's been a kind of contagion from other countries" where it was openly discussed, he added.

But there are many other ways to contain contagion from Greece without euro bonds.

Last summer, the World Bank noted significant "contagion from Europe to developing countries," Mr. Burns said.

Before the ECB's decision, contagion from Greece was a genuine threat.

Fears of contagion from Europe have now infected America (see article).

Contagion from Europe is obviously still a threat to the United States.

American officials have pressed European ministers to act quickly and forcefully to prevent financial contagion from Spain and Greece.