Sentence examples for tough shock from inspiring English sources

He consented, wanted, in typical Hizb ut-Tahrir fashion, to stand tough, shock all, exploit the attention, and stare back at the west – only to disappoint by stating the typical argument everybody already knows: that the west has double standards.

Men instructed to "train" others by using a variable jolt of electricity inflicted much tougher shocks when bad odors were piped to them.

The V750 will save Motorola's mobile phone unit from going under because it's military-grade tough and resists shock, vibrations, drastic altitude changes, dust, high/low temps, and solar radiation.

But it also meets tougher standards for shock and water immersion ($250 with two-year Verizon contract).

The G-Shock Tough Solar is waterproof up to 200 meters and boasts a stopwatch for the triathlete.

Nothing Can Shock These Tough Cameras The STYLUS TOUGH-8010 can withstand a 6.6-foot drop and the STYLUS TOUGH-6020 can survive a 5-foot drop thanks to the Stylus Tough series' shock-absorbing technology, which minimizes the impact on the lens and circuitry.

But "anticipatory architects", designing after the oil shock for tough times ahead, loved their efficiency.

He said his tough stance is the "shock therapy" required to combat what he described as a drug "emergency" in the country.

Despite the latest shock of tough news to hit Europe's financial sector, the Continent's governments will not allow another bank to collapse like Lehman Brothers, Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner said on Wednesday.

The original set the bar for tough watches with incredible shock resistance to protect the quartz module.

"We had some very tough measures that were shocking to a number of Greeks, but that is what it took to regain credibility in the markets".