Sentence examples for some sort of shock from inspiring English sources

On other occasions, it takes some sort of shock, such as the collapse of Lehman Brothers, to set things off.

And we work in transitional environments, places that have experienced some sort of shock, whether it's natural disaster, economic collapse, or conflict.

Almost every fashion outlet had something to say about the video, though most comments expressed some sort of shock that this particular fashionista went through with the challenge.

The aetiology of DMD, with its sarcolemmal damage and necrosis; coupled with the domain structure of dystrophin that resembled spectrin led to the idea that dystrophin in concert with the DGC performed some sort of shock absorber role providing mechanical stability to the sarcolemma to withstand the forces of contraction and relaxation.

At least 400,000 people move to Dhaka every year, according to the World Bank, while the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) estimates that 70% of Dhaka's slum-dwellers moved there fleeing some sort of environmental shock.

Besides, in 1998 the National Commission on Small Farms found that "the setting of prices under near-monopoly conditions allows the major processors and retailers of agricultural products to capture an increased price spread, bankrupting farmers".If all else fails, there is always the possibility of some sort of supply shock this year.

It'll take some sort of sticker shock at the supermarket for Americans writ large to even notice any food crisis.

It seems we're always recovering from or preparing for some sort of economic shock.

I ended up at a doctor getting some sort of electro shock therapy.

"It's nice to sort of shock people".

It may have acted as a sort of shock absorber, he said.