Sentence examples for shock in terms from inspiring English sources

"What is the biggest ever cup shock, in terms of league positions between the two teams involved?" asks Byron McGinnes.

"This case, more than any other, may give the court sticker shock in terms of its impact on federalism".

The biggest shock in terms of omissions is Selma, Ava DuVernay's much-praised period civil rights drama starring Britain's David Oyelowo as Martin Luther King Jr.

"I'd be surprised if a Congress still reeling from sticker shock in terms of the stimulus and the financial rescue are willing to pony up for a full-bore reform of the health system".

The results of larger, multiple-center trial confirmed the efficacy of high-dose sodium selenite supplementation in patients with severe sepsis and septic shock in terms of 28-day mortality reduction [30], along with other works [37 41].

These are plotted in Fig. 4. Figure 4a shows the reaction of the average Spanish region to this shock in terms of employment, and the participation and unemployment rates.

"They're always shocked in terms of how nice New Yorkers are".

"I am not shocked in terms of where we are," Woodson said, "but I am very excited".

The new controller looks like the one you know an dlove but has an integrated battery compartment (more like the PS Dual-Shock in terms of creating a slim profile on the back), as well as Wi-Fi Direct and a high precision D-Pad.

Not only have we been shock absorbers in terms of holding the line between opposing communities; we have also "shock absorbed" a huge amount of cost in protecting life and maintaining order.

The shock spectrum based damage boundary curve specifies the response of a specimen (fragility), to a given shock pulse, in terms of its velocity change, mean acceleration, pulse duration and shape.