Sentence examples for less shaken from inspiring English sources

You write as well that, "having lived through the war in Algeria and other horrors," you are less shaken by the events than your children are.

But he was probably less shaken by the yobbish reception than by his much reduced majority over a first-time DUP challenger.Anti-Trimble Ulster Unionists are divided on how to proceed.

Residents said that grocery stores, barbershops and appliance stores flanking the main road began to close, and people began moving to neighborhoods that were more permeable, and less shaken by regular gunshots, mortar fire and the kidnapping of children.

While the beginning of the 20th century was marred by rapid change and the deaths of war, its end was no less shaken by globalization, social and political strife, and on the public health front brought on by unprecedented industrial growth, ecologic and demographic changes, and explosive travel one of history's worst pandemics, HIV/AIDS.

They had, he told me, more or less shaken hands on it the Friday before the show on February 11, and he was expecting them to take place of honour on the big day.

With such skepticism about a NAFTA withdrawal, financial markets have been less shaken than when Trump previously pledged to disband the treaty, said Caroline Freund, a senior fellow for the Peterson Institute for International Economics.

In addition, scientists are unsure why there was so much less shaking over all than might be expected from an earthquake of this size and depth.

Though they cautioned that they were working with less than two days' data from Wednesday's earthquake here, scientists are already saying that they are finding evidence of much less shaking and damage than they might have expected, even from a temblor so deep.

The platform is just a nylon bag that has a slip-proof base that mounts on uneven surfaces to give you shots more pop and less shake.

The dollar strengthened following the first oil shock, which occurred in 1973 74; because the United States still produced most of the oil it consumed, it was expected to be less severely shaken by high oil prices than would its major trading partners, especially West Germany and Japan.

It can take more than two minutes for the signal to travel via air tubes to the last car.Modern trains have brawnier brake-shoe materials made with resins, elastomers and mineral fibres that can apply greater friction at higher temperatures with less "judder", or shaking.