Sentence examples for large shocks from inspiring English sources

The structures, lacking rigid joints, are able to absorb large shocks without damage.

But, returning to the point, it added, Germany "is nevertheless more vulnerable to large shocks".

"Our forecast assumed some pretty large shocks and uncertainty," he said.

Such large shocks are not common, but they will continue on and off for millions of years to come.

Thereafter, despite its distinctive coloring (it can resemble a patchwork quilt, with large shocks of indigo or bright yellow), it dropped out of sight and was never photographed.

He is perhaps best known for the Deaton Paradox – that sharp shocks to income do not appear to cause equally large shocks to consumption.

And what they saw, by and large, shocked them.

Enter: large man with large entourage with large shock of white hair sticking skyward.

Given the state of European banking and sovereign finance, it is sensible to be concerned about the potential for a large shock at any moment.

Through it all, the scientist in the room kept telling the participant to ignore the protests — or the unsettling silence — and administer an increasingly large shock for each wrong answer or non-answer.

Motherliness does not immediately come to mind in the case of Switzerland's most prominent woman -- this small woman with a large shock of short, white hair and dark, mischievous eyes.