Sentence examples for recurring shocks from inspiring English sources

Building communities' resilience to recurring shocks and stresses holds the promise of relieving suffering for good.

There were more than a few jolts in the course of both poets' lives: for Bishop, the worst of these came with the suicide of her long-term Brazilian partner in 1967, and her own losing battle with alcoholism; for Lowell, and for those close to him, there were the recurring shocks of his manic depressive illness, which plagued him to the end.

Recurring shocks and insecurity have created pockets of protracted relief operations that raise concerns about dependency on external assistance.

A series of constraints – including low income and food insecurity, recurring shocks, and inadequate access to basic social services such as health, education and sanitation – limit families' capacity and ability to take care of their children.

I saw the film in 3-D, and found that Miller relied on several recurring shock-tropes, such as vehicles and warriors darting into the frame as if from the foreground, taking a viewer by surprise with its proximity and the shift from the long view to the near one.

Safety nets that are affordable, predictable and transparent are an absolute must if we are to safeguard against recurring price shocks and crises.

"The Originals" follows "The Vampire Diaries" characters Klaus (Joseph Morgan), Elijah (Daniel Gillies) and Rebekah (Claire Holt) -- the Mikaelson siblings and three of the world's original vampires -- to New Orleans and the pilot revealed quite the shock: recurring character Hayley (Phoebe Tonkin) is pregnant with Klaus' child.

There is a clear predisposition towards initial and recurring bouts of toxic shock syndrome among menstruating women lacking pre-existing antibodies against TSST-1 [16], [16].

To be nostalgic for the era of shock is a recurring malaise.

Recurring episodes of ARDS and shock were the rule in CCI patients during their ICU stay.

In the original database several codes were used to indicate persistent VF recurring immediately after a defibrillation shock, "no CPR data available" due to failure to use the puck or other technical problem and "unknown" when no information could be recorded because of severe artifact, failure to record, and so forth.