Sentence examples for enough shocking from inspiring English sources

Some women may have even felt that their experiences weren't worthy of being shared; weren't violent enough, shocking enough, or as awful as other survivor experiences.

• The market, which has been through enough shocks in the last three years, fortunately did not panic.

There have been enough shocks to the system, so we don't need this shock therapy in the economy".

But there are still enough shocks of the familiar, and moments of alarming strangeness to ensure The War of the Worlds remains essential.

9.53am: Switzerland's defeat of Spain was a big enough shock but Honduras defender Maynor Figueroa seems confident his side can also trouble the Euro 2008 winners.

Given a large enough shock, new foreclosures might tip a market back into decline.So while the establishment of a price floor in most markets will help secure economic recovery, housing isn't out of the woods yet.

If the economy hits a big enough shock that it ends up against the zero lower bound, that mechanism goes away, leading to persistent high unemployment — which the filter ends up interpreting as a rise in the natural rate.

For the time being at least, investors seem to believe enough shock absorbers have been built in to comfortably withstand any default by Greece or other highly debt-ridden nation.

You write that the deposits in Argentina's financial system in early 1995 fell by 40% when in fact they fell by 18% (a large enough shock for any financial system).

He says that when he was "diagnosed as profoundly deaf when I was 10 months old [it] was a bad enough shock for my parents, but to be told I would also go blind was devastating".

This was an old-school Downton moment, the like of which we've seen too rarely in this series, nicely punctuated by the scene where Sir Richard used the word "bastard" and was rebuked by the Earl of Grantham: "Steady on, sir, the ladies have had enough shock for one day".