Sentence examples for contract common from inspiring English sources

Vitamin A is key to immune system function, and children with VAD are more likely to contract common illnesses like measles than children without a deficiency.

Then she waits by the door for the next member of the circle she has insinuated herself into to come back to the hearth and seal the basic social contract common to all things that breathe and feel and gaze: love given for promises kept.

But Barbara Wagner, a spokeswoman for Two Trees, said the court had dismissed Mr. Bhandari's claims of breach of contract, common law fraud and unjust enrichment, and said the company could not comment on outstanding claims "which are still to be litigated".

Several have severely miscalculated the cost of the big long-term contracts common in the industry.

Three- and six-month contracts, common in Leagues One and Two, run out early in the New Year.

Football is the team sport with the shortest careers, averaging 3.5 years, and without the guaranteed contracts common in the other two.

Rail freight is not encumbered by the short-term contracts common in the passenger railway system, which make train companies petrified of strikes and strengthen the hand of drivers' unions.Raw materials have long been moved by rail, but so, these days, are consumer goods.

RESULTS: The risk of contracting common infectious diseases in patients with MS is not well established.

The risk of contracting common diseases is likely to be influenced by genetic variants that are relatively common in populations.

There are established studies that argue vegetarians are 50% less likely to contract certain common cancers than carnivores.

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.