Sentence examples for later shocks from inspiring English sources

She aimed for the hope that it was natural, normal, a minor way of hardening the heart against later shocks.

Bartel and Sicherman (1993) suggest that earlier shocks are potentially counteracted by training practices, while later shocks appear as surprises to the skill set of individuals.

This way, we allow later shocks (such as the sovereign debt crisis) to influence the position of the Beveridge curve while picking up only the effect of the financial crisis in our estimation of the crisis dummy and not and subsequent shocks.

Figure 3 represents the significance levels for this null hypothesis, revealing that for the earlier shocks the null hypothesis is not rejected, but that it would be rejected for later shocks in favour of the alternative hypothesis that the SCL for the VC is generally higher than those for the HC.

Three minutes later, shock, exhilaration, fear.

(That I missed generating functions later shocked me).

They are later shocked when the theories are proved wrong.

Two days later, shock had turned to sadness.

Bérégovoy resigned as prime minister and a few weeks later shocked the country by committing suicide.

"If you have something severely damaged, teetering, it can fall over" in a later shock, Mr. Yanev said.

Later, shocked by the excesses of the Reign of Terror, Chamfort joined the Moderates and was denounced in the Committee of General Safety.