be contagious

She even stayed at a different hotel. She said I might be contagious.

And experts who study criminology say that some crimes do seem to be contagious.

You know these people: They're always critical of everything you do and say, which can be contagious.

Unlike the seasonal flu, the H1N1 swine flu virus has been found to be contagious for about a week after symptoms have receded.

Some of these countries could get in trouble and there could be contagious effects to other financial markets in other emerging markets .

Encouragingly, reform seems to be contagious.

'Standing still doesn't work when you are in a crisis. This could be contagious, ' he said.

After a week, you'd be unlikely to be contagious.

Panama has declared a national epidemic alert, but the health ministry says the illness does not appear to be contagious.

That kind of joy can be contagious also and can be a real witness for Christ.

A bad mood isn't spread by a various (virus) like the flu is, but it can be contagious.

Give a kid permission to chase the cat around the house for a couple minutes, the giggles will be contagious.

"The Downer is a person you have to let into your life with care because this trait can be contagious, " Yager says.

Children, especially younger children, might potentially be contagious for longer periods.

A hobby like collection of classical music can be contagious and expensive.

Even casual comments about being afraid to fly can be contagious .

Forgiveness can be contagious.

Exuberance can be contagious.

Dire consequences can also be contagious.

Worse yet, bank runs can be contagious.

So I think in the song only into sincere feelings, and vitality will be contagious!

If you have a cough, wear a facemask. You might be contagious!

Some skin infections may be contagious to humans so care must be taken during treatment

excellent language skills, public relations activities can be contagious in the speech;