Sentence examples for suffer from shock from inspiring English sources

" 'Imagine,' I tell a French reporter, 'that every two days a missile falls in the Champs-Élysées and only the glass windows of the shops break and five people suffer from shock,' " Mr. Yehoshua told a reporter from Yediot Aharonot, a Tel Aviv newspaper.

That said, I don't suffer from shock, despite the things I saw that evening.

Sarah Taylor: The horrific living conditions in factory farms and the resulting physical and emotional diseases their animals suffer from shock many people into giving up meat, dairy and eggs immediately - which explains why the meat and dairy industries have actually tried to pass laws making it illegal to take photos in their facilities.

In nine out 10 cases they don't suffer from shock, and the few that do recover very quickly". Rue suggests thinning canes and trimming to restrain growth to just two or three feet if the plant is used in a small space.

One house was damaged in the nearby Israeli town of Sederot, just outside Gaza's boundary fence, and several Israelis suffered from shock, the military said.

Iowa also suffered from shock when U.C.L.A., behind a substitute quarterback, Matt Stevens, and four touchdowns of a redshirt freshman running back, Eric Ball, gained the 45-28 upset in the Rose Bowl.

The government said 38 police were injured, although many were thought to have suffered from shock.

36% of patients suffered from shock in the first 48 h of admission in ICU and 30% had neoplasm or other inmunosupresive situation at the admission.

The remaining patients suffered from shock due to other causes (pancreatitis, post-major non-cardiac surgery, intoxication and multiorgan failure, gastrointestinal bleeding and portal hypertension or unknown cause).

Thus, the proposed I-MSCKF method can improve the navigation performance when suffered from shocks at the initial stage.

Employers can suffer from sticker shock, especially families who move to New York from other areas or overseas.