Sentence examples for less in shock from inspiring English sources

I was more or less in shock.

I could have waited for Sunday service, couldn't I?" But unlike Kim Noble Will Die, such scenes of degradation aren't the point of You're Not Alone, which trades less in shock than in sympathy and the human yearning for connection.

Peters and colleagues [ 22] reported 30 patients who were generally less sick than ours (less acidotic, less frequently in shock, lower SAPS II, and less frequently ventilated) and in whom mortality was 30% compared with our 50%.

The pleasure of the genre lies less in the shocks than in the refreshing, disreputable air of Eurodecadence and the often luscious costumes and set designs.

The concern motivating our stratified analysis of factors associated with morbidity and mortality by MAP grouping was to determine if the intervention was only effective in women in less severe shock; the findings underscored the NASG's association with reduced morbidity and mortality even in women with MAP <60, and supports the intervention's potential efficacy.

Second week: less shock, less terror, less horror.

Pedestrians look on in shock, less at the accomplishment than at his daring to do something so pointless on jammed sidewalks.

More honest, open and consistent dialogue – complete with its rough edges – would be less likely to result in shock appearances by those peddling such divisive ideologies, and allow such ideologies to be repudiated in a wider debate than one TV programme can provide.

Some experts argue that Americans will find less sticker shock in Europe than the shift in the exchange rate might suggest.

The latter assumption is in harmony with the observation made in VASST that AVP reduced mortality in less severe septic shock but not in the more severe septic shock population [ 2].

However, in our cohort of patients with septic shock, we found that very obese patients had a slightly lower heart rate and respiratory rate and higher blood pressure and temperature, which may be related to a different response but could also be simply related to less severe shock in contrast to what has been suggested by Martino et al. [ 8].