Sentence examples for possibility of contracting from inspiring English sources

"This policy doesn't cover cancelled or delayed trips due to the possibility of contracting an illness," the company says.

Her response to the possibility of contracting AIDS: "I believe that sex is good enough to die for".

Sex without a condom is the norm, so the possibility of contracting a sexually transmitted infection (STI) is high.

Some statements at the news conference today - such as the possibility of contracting cancer after exposure to radiation - were omitted from the version shown on the Soviet television.

The possibility of contracting out all services, or a local takeover of some welfare benefits, or a big squeeze on management have all been considered by one or more of the leading-edge Conservative councils.

And organized labor, which has had its share of tense contract negotiations and bitter strikes over the years, certainly had the possibility of contracting work to other companies on its mind today.

"Our manager [Rob Edwards] did speak to Joe about his plans, but without assessing his condition was unable to discuss the possibility of contract at that early stage".

What worries me is the possibility of tourists contracting diseases such as Zika and not being able to find sufficient support," the union's president, Jorge Darze, said.

Prolonged contact with the healthcare setting increases the possibility of patients contracting MRSA from bacteria brought into the facility by other patients.

As one who lived in the Four Corners area at the time of the outbreak in the early 1990's, I can attest to the horror that people experienced when confronted with the possibility of having contracted hantavirus.

During contract negotiation, wise negotiators prepare for the possibility of a contract breach.