Sentence examples for shocking effects from inspiring English sources

The Health Professions Council of South Africa condemned "shocking effects" on patient welfare.

I had never thought much about climate change before, but I was introduced to the shocking effects on the lives of everyone we met.

Dennis, a San Quentin inmate serving 22 years for burglary, told ABC the program has had shocking effects on him, including reduced aggression.

During the German measles outbreak of the 1960s, that virus's shocking effects on fetal development mobilized an enormous, multi-decade effort to contain the disease, which finally concluded last year with the eradication of the virus in North and South America.

At least circumstantial evidence has indicated that for the hybridization- associated genomic shock to occur, a symmetric hybrid genome is not a prerequisite; instead, introgression or integration of "foreign" chromatin or DNA segments via introgressive hybridization or other means (e.g., transgenic) might as well produce the "shocking" effects on the recipient genome [ 11].

The America he presented to such shocking effect more than 30 years ago is now full color — not black and white, not North and South — in every sense.

The assassination attempt is recreated in a quick-cut style that mimics the jittery news film without capturing its shocking effect.

A recent Parsifal, and a Rienzi, have tackled the German nation's own troubled sense of its recent history to shocking effect.

Finding a dead mouse in his parking garage, he takes it to work and plants it on a copying machine to satisfyingly shocking effect.

They wrestle fish out of the water, tow one another behind speeding boats and reinterpret vessels — to sometimes shocking effect — as floating nightclubs.

Like the French artist Marcel Duchamp, Hirst employed ready-made objects to shocking effect, and in the process he questioned the very nature of art.