Sentence examples for toxic contagion from inspiring English sources
In this decade, 2010-2015, hashas two league titles and a pattern of gathering toxic contagion at both Real Madrid and Chelsea, a sense of a manager whose methods have become increasingly exhausting both for his players and himself.
The emirate became as "toxic" as Lehman Brothers and spread its contagion around all the Gulf countries, from Abu Dhabi to Kuwait.
Of course there have been wars and massacres and holocausts throughout history madmen and mayhem and murder but I'm talking about something a little less obvious, more insidious and widespread, a kind of general malaise, something toxic in the ether, spread by contagion.
If Mr. Anger Issues routinely comports himself in the manner you describe, it will not — or should not — be breaking news to H.R. One hopes that the department already has an eye on him, recognizing that a single toxic manager can set off a discontent contagion.
Second, the rise of nationalistic political forces across Europe makes a second renegotiation politically toxic for other EU countries, as the risks of contagion increase.
The struggle is an unusually toxic mix of neocolonial resentment and economic unrest.There are still grounds for worrying about contagion.
Moreover, the model while explored for contagious disease here can be applied to a wide range of cases where momentous contagions of fear eventuate from events that are not themselves contagious, such as toxic chemical plumes or floods, fires, and earthquakes.
In a statement on Thursday, a Chinese laboratory collaborating with German scientists said that the contagion had been caused by a "new strain of bacteria that is highly infectious and toxic".
