Sentence examples for large jolt from inspiring English sources

These devices, known also as implantable cardioverter defibrillators (ICDs), work by zapping the heart with a large jolt of electricity.

Now scientists have discovered that a series of small electric shocks may be as effective at restoring the heart's beating as one large jolt.

They can be fed a weaker solution every time you water instead of a large jolt every month.

Stunningly large jolts from so-called stop-loss trading amazed market traders.

Larry Summers, the former Treasury Secretary, said, "I worry about a larger jolt in Japan than many expect".

The most critical one, the one that sent the largest jolt through the crowd, came in the bottom of the eighth inning, when Daniel Murphy rapped a single into center field to drive in the decisive run in the Mets' 2-1 victory at Citi Field.

Cocaine and heroin prove larger jolts of dopamine, and are even more powerfully addictive.

Ad budgets are a big jolt.

But it doesn't want that until it has figured out a way to make the transition without a very large and painful jolt, of about £7-8bn per year, to public service funding in Scotland.

In his broad view of evolutionary theory, the larger the environmental jolt, the bigger the evolutionary reaction, an inherently hierarchical approach.

When Floyd Mayweather Jr., Pacquiao's chief rival for the title of best boxer on the planet, gripes about how Pacquiao earns his money here yet spends it overseas, Mayweather, too, misses the larger point: Both boxers jolt the economy in the city Mayweather calls home.