Sentence examples for substantial contagion from inspiring English sources

Karin Lissakers, who represented the United States on the I.M.F. board from 1993 to 2001, said, "It's an interesting question whether the U.S. needs to take a more active role now that there appears to be substantial contagion and spillover to other European countries, with implications for the financial markets".

Thus, a substantial fraction of actual contagion may have gone unnoticed.

For those interested in the substantial literature on emotional contagions generally, see [5].

"The fear contagion," Professor Siegel said, "could have a substantial effect on the markets".

The analysis finds that firms' decision-making on engagement in corruption can be affected vertically by their own past experience of bribing bureaucrats and horizontally by the contagion effects of neighbors' observed malfeasance, while there is substantial regional heterogeneity.

Mr. Darst says he hears two main questions: "What is your thought on Greece pulling out of the euro and it leading to contagion?" and "What impact will this have on my portfolio?" Large banks that have substantial exposure to Europe have been doing tests to see if important functions like moving money for clients between nations could handle a country leaving the euro.

But when celebrity black men use their substantial platforms to take aim at black mothers, a destructive precedence is set that has a contagion effect.

Debt holders might have borne substantial losses in insolvency, but fears of the wider consequences of insolvency — not only interruptions to ordinary banking services, but also contagion to other banks and disruption of financial markets more generally — forced governments to make taxpayers bear the contingent liabilities of bank failures".

The observation that a substantial proportion of the participants (79%) were concerned about the risk status of health care workers might reflect a fear of contagion among dental students.

What contagion?

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