Sentence examples for to avoid contagion from inspiring English sources
Yet the government has tried to rein in spending to avoid contagion from the European debt crisis.
Being out of commission in a hospital is the classic way that horror movie heroes manage to avoid contagion while the rest of the world mutates into something unpleasant.
If the currency union is to avoid contagion it will need to accompany the loss of its most controversial member with measures that key member states have persistently opposed.
Despite heated debate, the government has still not decided how to support a failing bank without pumping in billions of taxpayers' money to avoid contagion in the broader financial system.
The German finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, wants a European monetary fund, not so much to nurse sick countries back to fiscal health as to punish them for misbehaving and provide an orderly insolvency process to avoid contagion in the euro area.
For their part, eurozone officials believe time is pressing Greece, not Europe, and have openly admitted they have plans in place to avoid contagion if Greece defaults or exits from the euro.
Several mentioned behaviors to try and avoid contagion that were related to their views of the mode of transmission: in particular, avoiding close contact.
In any case, current economic conditions will reduce the elbow room for any government keen to veer left.More pain further northSo far, most of the rest of sub-Saharan Africa seems to have avoided contagion, but the real economy is likely to suffer.
Because parasitic pressures in humans (as well as in many other animals) favour the emergence of behaviours aimed at avoiding contagion, for example, xenophobia or a limited propensity for dispersion (Faulkner 2004), they eventually lead to the fractioning of populations into smaller functional groups.
Until then, Elizabeth hadn't focused on the panic her colleague had exhibited that day or the effort it took to avoid its contagion, but now she remembered it vividly.
Right now they are on edge, shuffling their agents, their cars, their laws, to avoid the contagion that could come from the East.
