Sentence examples for immediate shock from inspiring English sources

Given these expectations, the Brexit vote sent immediate shock waves through the financial and political world.

When he fell in love it was an immediate shock which was at once absorbed into his inner landscape.

The immediate shock of some of his conceits aroused Samuel Johnson to call them "heterogeneous ideas…yoked by violence together".

James: The "No Deal Brexit" would send an immediate shock; the other versions would encourage Europeans and act as a stabilizer.

Such a deal wouldn't please everyone, but it would avoid an immediate shock to the economy, and it would allow both sides to claim victory.

So let there be no doubt about what leaving the EU means: an immediate shock, and then a permanently poorer country.

That's where the first and immediate shocks are — breathtaking!

But the prospect of immediate shocks in the markets is only the first of many worries.

But not all of us had our immediate, shocked reactions shown on national TV — during an otherwise very sober Senate hearing, no less.

"Our proposed UN approach to building community resilience to climate change therefore dwells on the need to address both immediate shocks and emerging stresses whilst concentrating on building the adaptive capacities of communities, households and institutions to manage recurring crises," explained Ms Rolle.

(A ) The pre-exposure-immediate shock paradigm for contextual fear conditioning.