Sentence examples for surviving the shock from inspiring English sources

The research team also reported that the distant planet probably has had a tempestuous life, surviving the shock waves of stars aborning and dying explosively all around.

It could be possible that the genre is too far detached from its even deeper roots, which rest in the continent of Africa, after surviving the shock of millions of Africans being transported as slaves to this aforementioned "Land of the Free".

Figure 10 shows the effects of bankruptcy costs and fire sales in the core-periphery network, given that initially a core bank is shocked.10 The qualitative results for an initial periphery shock are similar; however, the total average number of defaults tends to be higher as an initially shocked core bank may survive the shock due to a high and possibly stabilizing level of interconnectedness.

Would the economy survive the shock of transition?

My father thought my mother would not survive the shock.

No doubt the back channels will survive the shock of daylight.

Westminster's grouping of Abbey, Houses of Parliament, Big Ben and Whitehall is probably far enough away to survive the shock.

Floppy survived the shock, but Mark Kerr's 2-year-old brindle boxer, Zorro, was not so lucky.

Then we'll have to take care of two sick people, if she even survives the shock.

It survived the shock of World War I and promised a safe haven for ships of state buffeted by stormy social, political and economic seas.

He survived the shock of her loss for only five months, sinking into a depression, which turned into paralysis and death.