Sentence examples for some contagion from inspiring English sources

Second, there'd be some contagion.

Investors sold bonds issued by Italy, Spain and Portugal on fears that these weaker economies might suffer some contagion in terms of market confidence.

Michael F. Geoghegan, HSBC's chief executive, told analysts in a conference call on Monday that even though the bank expected "some contagion between Asia and the U.S., we haven't seen it yet".

"If unchecked, market concerns about sovereign liquidity and solvency in Greece could turn into a full-blown sovereign debt crisis, leading to some contagion," the report said, adding that this "reinforces the importance of efforts by the Greek authorities to re-establish the credibility of their fiscal policy".

Before beginning the diet, I consulted my doctor to make sure I wasn't about to spark some Contagion-type situation.

Some financial contagion can occur for technical reasons: investors might sell Mexican assets to rebalance their portfolios after losing money in Argentina.

"I think the problem now is a general confidence crisis that is complicated by some global contagion that's now spreading," said Brian Bethune, a chief economist with Global Insight of Lexington, Mass.

She goes so far as to clean the shower rod in the bathroom, lest some terrible contagion fall upon her.

Meanwhile the more inventive propositions — "Super 8," "Cowboys & Aliens," "Crazy, Stupid, Love," "Moneyball," "Real Steel," "Contagion" — some critically acclaimed, some not, never got close to the first rank, as viewers flocked to what they already knew.

This is due to a scary phenomenon that some label "pure contagion".

Some leaders fear contagion and back a tough exit negotiation with Britain to discourage further defections.