Sentence examples for significant shocks from inspiring English sources

Barring any significant shocks, EADS forecast a return to operating profit this year of about 1 billion, compared with a 2009 operating loss of 322 million.

Natural disaster can create significant shocks in food supplies for small country-states.

These activities exposed the industry to significant shocks during the financial crisis.

Results indicate that often fewer than 10 design parameters are required to obtain shock free solutions even from highly-loaded aerofoils with significant shocks.

Some have supported James Tobin's (1996) proposal for a tax on international currency exchanges on the grounds that capital markets are currently structured in a way that makes significant shocks and financial crises more frequent and more painful than they need be, often causing grave and lasting harm to poorer and more vulnerable economies.

It was a very significant shock.

"So, if you get a big change, somebody may get a significant shock".

The most likely outcome is that reduced bilateral trade with EU countries, secondary effects such as broken supply chains – for example in the automobile and engineering industries – lead to a significant shock.

"After it sunk in that a significant shock occurred, I wasn't surprised about the location," Martin C. Chapman, a geophysicist at Virginia Tech who has long studied the seismic zone, said about last month's quake.

Somewhere in between is Italia 90, which had an immaculate model: one largely unknown side to gallivant as far as the quarter-finals but no further (Cameroon), with another also providing a significant shock or two (Costa Rica); one or two dark horses to reach the quarter-finals (Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia), and everyone out the way so that four proper teams can face off in the semi-finals.

As mentioned earlier, no significant shock was evident during the present case of SI−, and hence no transient DPpi system was expected.