Sentence examples for endure shock from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13 — Even in the darkest times, President Bush has been able to draw hope from the almost uncanny ability of the American economy to endure shock after shock with surprisingly limited damage.

The untimely death on Friday of Steve Appleton, chairman and chief executive of Micron Technology, comes at a time when his company is well-prepared to endure shocks to the system.

Yes, Britain has endured shocks and humiliating public finances before.

It has endured shocks before, but the Iraq adventure was seen as a particularly ominous debacle, as near-unanimous Arab opposition to American intervention translated into near-unanimous inaction.Fearing its own extinction, the Arab League has therefore scrambled to gather support from members for the most far-reaching reforms since its founding in 1945.

The achieved LMS coating could endure thermal shock between 1773 K and room temperature for 25 times.

Remarkably, flies will endure electric shock in order to attain the cue associated with ethanol, indicating that they are willing to tolerate punishment to seek the drug (or, in this case, a cue that predicts the presence of the drug) (Kaun et al. 2011).

(For example: "Would you rather endure seven shocks to earn $10 or 10 shocks to earn $15?") The other half offered the same type of decision, except that someone else stood to be shocked.

Yet Western societies showed a remarkable capacity to endure these shocks without permanent damage.

The other is to require banks and some other big financial institutions to raise a lot of capital to ensure they can endure severe shocks.

We have endured the shock of watching so many innocent lives ended in acts of unimaginable horror.

In an eventful week for the Murray family, Andy endured a shock exit at the hands of Federico Delbonis in the third round at Indian Wells.