Sentence examples for sudden shocks from inspiring English sources
There are surprises, sudden shocks and giggles aplenty.
Families where both partners work are less vulnerable to sudden shocks.
Fiscal transfers within the EU are far smaller than in America, so cannot help countries absorb sudden shocks.
He has always been a slick writer, who relies on sudden shocks and sickening twists to engage his audience.
But, as in those panicky days in May, on one of which the index plummeted 17%, it also makes it vulnerable to sudden shocks and swings of sentiment.
Mainstream economic models rely on the 150-year-old assumption that capitalism's tendency is towards equilibrium, and that everybody acts rationally; they struggle to accommodate sudden shocks.
And then, with sudden shock, No: I'm the one.
It's about the sudden shock of recognition.
Marina suddenly grasps why people faced with sudden shock are often advised to sit down.
Through a porthole Gagarin saw a sudden shock of blue, a blue more intense than he had ever seen.
