Sentence examples for contract certain from inspiring English sources

People who are obese and diabetic are more likely to contract certain cancers and die from them.

It has been known for centuries that persons who contract certain diseases and survive generally do not catch those illnesses again.

Jonathan Waxman, 49, professor of oncology, Imperial College London and Hammersmith hospital There are established studies that argue vegetarians are 50% less likely to contract certain common cancers than carnivores.

It is the textbook definition of a rip-off: a unilateral change in contract, certain to benefit the firm, while customers are not informed adequately and not offered an alternative".

Curiously, on the heels of that catastrophe, Motorola has announced it's selling a down market discount model, the Moto G, for what reviewers call the "ludicrously cheap price tag" of $179 without a contract, certain to accelerate what Steve Jobs derided as "race to the bottom pricing".

One explanation for this might be that patients contract certain prevailing bacterial strains (so-called common types) more often, and a prior antigen challenge and subsequent humoral response may play a role.

While it has been known for some time that higher weight increases the chances of contracting certain cancers, risk levels have never been determined in such detail before.

Finally, in 1990 the US Congress lifted the burden of proof for Tularosa victims and offered $50,000 compensation to any downwind residents who contracted certain cancers.

Modern life is packed with things that could reportedly cause cancer: alcohol, excess body fat, pollution, cleaning products, sun exposure, contraceptive pills, plastic tubs in the microwave and close contact with other humans – which increases the risk of contracting certain potentially cancer-causing viruses.

A team led by biologist Erik Jorgensen of the University of Utah, Salt Lake City, made the discovery while investigating how the worm Caenorhabditis elegans contracts certain muscles around its intestines to squeeze out waste.

"The issue here in terms of public health is rotational shift work, the epidemiological evidence that we have now shows that if a worker has spent a working life doing rotational shift work they're at higher risk of contracting certain forms of cancer, cardiovascular disease or metabolic syndrome like diabetes".