Sentence examples for does not jolt from inspiring English sources

If it does not jolt the government into action, what will?

That sounds scary but the consultancy's scenario does not jolt the economy into recession.

They argue that dollar for dollar, the payroll tax cut does not jolt growth as well as those extra weeks of jobless benefits.

Economists have noted that dollar for dollar, the payroll tax cut does not jolt growth as well as other provisions, like providing additional weeks of unemployment insurance for workers out of a job for more than six months.

While many economists say a payroll tax holiday is good for the economy because it allows working- and middle-class Americans to retain hundreds of extra dollars to buy things, detractors argue that most of that money is saved, not spent, and therefore does not jolt the economy.

It is to Ms. Corthron's credit that such a bald declaration doesn't jolt.

If this underhanded dirty dealing by the Republican ticket doesn't jolt some of these unlikely voters into likely ones, I don't know what will.

We have collectively been indignant about the outrages of that era for a long time, so when the Klansman (Steve Aronson) spews out his invective, it doesn't jolt us so much as confirm the odiousness we have long recognized.

It's a bravura moment, but so much of Mr. Jacobi's preceding performance has been pitched so close to that same level that it doesn't jolt as it should.

Make sure that you fasten the seat-belt around the cage so that it doesn't jolt around.

Felton, wearing a thick gauze wrap, did not jolt the offense awake initially.