Sentence examples for shock arising from inspiring English sources

"However, the forecasts do not envisage a major economic downturn or an economic shock arising, for example, from a further deterioration of the Eurozone crisis".

Sebastian von Hoerner has suggested that entry into a galactic club may be a way for humanity to handle the culture shock arising from contact with an advanced extraterrestrial civilization.

The Coroner's conclusion was that death was due to hypovolaemic shock arising from blood loss into an incorrectly connected saline bag.

Another worry: While the major economies look relatively strong right now, they may also prove brittle when the next shock arises.

Septic shock arises when infection causes direct tissue injury and a maladaptive host response culminating in refractory vasodilation and loss of vasopressor sensitivity.

They are more inclined to give up and accept foreclosure when the next financial shock arises.

But that kind of shock arises not from the impossibility of the task, but from the inaccuracy of expectations.

Treatment difficulties of hemorrhagic shock arise from coagulopathy coexistence.

And it makes the whole idea of sudden, grave climate shocks arising from greenhouse emissions seem terribly plausible, even if it does not predict any particular shocks.

The proposed schemes, however, do not deal properly with compound shocks, arising from non-convex fluxes, as shown by Buckley Leverett test simulations.

Their images show that the gas lies in hot bubbles rising outward from the nuclear region into zones of cooler material, along with shocks arising from the creation of the bubbles that (like stormy weather) shape its environment.