Sentence examples for considered a shock from inspiring English sources

Even for a part of Pakistan known as a haven for the Taliban insurgency in Afghanistan, tribal feuding and general lawlessness, the bombing was considered a shock, and police officials were at loss to explain the motive.

"Alexis decided to go in a simple suit, no tie, and he was escorted by a young black woman, who was an African immigrant - that was considered a shock in conservative Greece.

In the December 1962 Southern Rhodesian election, the UFP was defeated by the Rhodesian Front (RF), a newly formed alliance of conservative voices headed by Winston Field and Ian Smith, in what was widely considered a shock result.

Reports suggest Howe is considering a shock move for the Monaco and former Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov.

There was no mention in the initial physical examination of mucous membrane moisture or skin turgor, which would be important if the physician was considering a shock-like state for this patient.

Of course, divorce risk cannot be considered an exogenous shock.

Fluid resuscitation is considered a cornerstone of shock treatment, but recent data have underlined the potential hazards of fluid overload.

En route, Salvador, Lucio, and Jesús ate everything that was offered to them, including, for the first time, Japanese-style sushi (all things considered, not a shock to their systems).

In particular, this work considers transitory economic shocks among the general pool of workers while I consider an economic shock experienced during the school-to-work transition for new labor market entrants.

For a long time the use of vasopressors in hemorrhagic shock was considered a debatable topic.

Severe sepsis and septic shock were considered a unique group because of the similar clinical and prognostic features of these conditions [ 24].