Sentence examples for enduring shock from inspiring English sources

Barely a fraction of mining, oil and gas revenue has benefited Aboriginal communities, whose poverty is an enduring shock.

Not unnaturally, familial nostalgia and the enduring shock over Howard's premature death override any objective assessment of this slim output, and that is not this film's purpose.

The criteria included being able to withstand four inches of rain, enduring shock tests when "mounted in a vehicle," and when subject to "sudden acceleration, braking, or turning while transporting the units".

The first — and in some ways most enduring — shock came at the airport in San Francisco, when I couldn't recognize my father in the crowd.

This was during a decade of first, culture shock, then, enduring affection, and finally, a sense of exile in the "heartland".

Changes in gene expression commonly observed in cells enduring heat and cold shock were observed in E. sibiricum during growth at the upper temperature limit and at subzero temperature, respectively.

He believes the nation would be best served by a short, sharp, electric-shock-therapy approach, enduring the short-term pain of austerity in exchange for the long-term gains derived from being part of a better European economy.

An opposing school of thought says that aid should be cut off completely, forcing Haitians to take ownership of their country's fate; only shock therapy can break the enduring cycle of dependence, dysfunction and self-inflicted poverty.

Whilst trust is considered to be asymmetric, needing a long time to be built, but eroded quickly (Slovic [1993]), trust within strong relationships tends to be more resilient to changes or shocks (Earle [2010]), such as those associated with enduring periods of volcanic uncertainty or high impact volcanic activity.

Diagnosis with hepatitis C could be a stressful event, characterized by feelings of shock and devastation that transitioned into enduring emotional, psychosocial and even physical effects [ 63].

Shocking testimonies uncovered by Amnesty International show women enduring violence at the hands of their partners, the public and the police.