Sentence examples for difficult shock from inspiring English sources

I saw a lot of friends of mine who were thinking to play in the first team, and then one day the club just says, 'You don't have the level to stay here.' It's a really difficult shock because you are really young".

In effect, this is the underlying issue of the Greek election; by adopting the euro, the old option of devaluation was ruled out and a crisis resulted in cuts in nominal wages and prices, a much more difficult shock to absorb.

Is it more difficult to shock these days?

By the time he died, in 1989, the defiantly outre artist had begun to realize that the public was growing progressively more difficult to shock, and one can only suppose that he would have been thrilled to watch his paintings work their old black magic even on young viewers presumably weaned on, and inured to, the horrors of teenage slasher films.

It's even more difficult to make shock feel necessary.

No wonder she found other people's shock difficult to take seriously.

For Sri Lankan batsmen brought up and thriving on their flat-tops, this has been as difficult a culture shock as it has been for England players when the ball turns on the subcontinent.

Additionally, the retrospective nature of this study makes identifying patients with true septic shock difficult, and as such, patients may have been included or excluded inadvertently.

These results include the simulation of the difficult problems of shock impingement on an ellipse and a more complex body with appendages, both with zero mass.

Although IVI has a fast curative effect, treatment is more difficult when anaphylactic shock occurs.

Limitations of time, equipment, available skill set and environment render the objective diagnosis of haemodynamic shock difficult.