Sentence examples for shocks down from inspiring English sources

The near-term stimulus the Fed is seeking would also buy insurance against potential economic shocks down the road, including failure in Washington to draw back from the looming fiscal cliff as well as continuing strains in the euro zone.

That's why recent clashes on the Turkish-Syrian border sent shocks down the spines of Syrian Armenians.

Shouts of "Russians attack!" -- a phrase that was popularized by a German cartoon in the late 1990s and still serves as the basis for humorous dialogue -- literally sent shocks down our spines.

Just as they did at the 2015 Rugby World Cup in Brighton it was Japan who supplied the biggest of shocks, downing New Zealand 14-12 on the opening morning of pool competition.

(the front tire will slowly droop to the floor) Remove the lower shock bolt and pull the shock down and out of it's upper mount.

Con Edison received 428 allegations of shocks last year, down from 576 reports in 2004.

Furthermore, lnIO responds negatively to a shock to GPOP, but the effect of the shock dies down gradually.

When the president's unmarried adult daughter discovers she is pregnant after a one-night stand, her loved ones are shocked, let down, and worried about her promising future.

The following terms were identified as the most relevant: sepsis or bacteremia or fungemia or pneumonia or septicemia or septic shock narrowed down with the terms hydrocortisone or corticosteroids or adrenal cortex hormones or steroids.

When you are pouring and get near the bottom of the bucket of dissolved shock water (down to about 1/4 left in the bucket), fill the bucket back up with water.

At the time many people were shocked by Downing's action - he had been a spymaster and envoy of the Cromwellian government before changing sides at Charles II's restoration to the throne in 1660.