Sentence examples for obvious contagion from inspiring English sources

Without leaning too heavily on the obvious, "Contagion" evokes memories of the bafflement and the sense of outrage and helplessness that greeted the H.I.V. and Ebola viruses, in the nineteen-eighties, and the swine-flu scare a few years back.

Even though there is no obvious connection between contagion and immigrants -- as there is between contagion and disfigurement -- fear of illness has been shown to trigger such irrational animosity.

But the failure of the earlier bailouts, and the obvious risk of contagion, has forced Europe to move toward consolidation to preserve the euro.

The initial deal on Greek debt in July was followed in August by the dumping of Italian and Spanish government bonds.One of the obvious channels of contagion is the banking system.

Short of violence, rising oil prices may be the most obvious way to transmit contagion from Egypt, even though it isn't an important oil producer.

By then the method of the contagion was pretty obvious.

The most obvious problem with nationalization is the risk of contagion.

This was before Steven Soderbergh's movie "Contagion" came out, and made it thoroughly, unnervingly obvious to all that a mutated flu virus could spark a global disease catastrophe necessitating prolonged self-quarantine.

Recovery In Obvious Places At this point, it's clear the subprime contagion won't be contained in the next year, based on the acceleration of home price drops and foreclosures nationwide.

An editorial accompanying the study discusses the next obvious step, which is to explore the impact of social media on suicide contagion.

The answer should be obvious when we consider the lengths to which the U.S. Federal Reserve went to avoid contagion in 2009.