The phrase "unpredictable shocks" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has suddenly happened unexpectedly or with no warning. For example, "The stock market plummeted due to an unpredictable shock."
Any number of unpredictable shocks, from a big sovereign default to rapid monetary tightening in overheating emerging markets, could undermine the recovery.No vulnerability is so worrisome as unemployment.
We now know that a recession was already under way.In this section Divining the future Red and redder The price of prominence Banking on Fischer New skills for an old game Mind games Reprints Related items Portfolio pollJan 13th 2005Some economists argue that recessions are typically caused by unpredictable shocks, such as the events of September 11th 2001 or a sudden rise in oil prices.
The findings indicated that sleep efficiency, slow wave sleep (SWS) and paradoxical sleep (PS) were decreased on the third and fourth days of unpredictable shocks compared to baseline while immobilization and swimming presented reduced sleep efficiency in all 4-day recordings.
While inflation, which has become a pressing social and economic issue in China, was set to ease in coming months, unpredictable shocks from higher food and commodity prices were a risk that could push inflation higher again, the fund said.
Participants reported unpredictable shocks as noticeably stronger.
Participants also felt more anxious when exposed to unpredictable shocks (Badia, McBane, Suter, & Lewis, 1966; Lanzetta & Driscoll, 1966).
But unlike people, business expansions don't die of old age: they are killed by an unpredictable shock, says Bob Hall, an economist at Stanford University and chairman of the academic panel that dates American business cycles: "The next recession will come out of the blue, just like all of its predecessors".In this section Players: 0; Colleges: $10,000,000,000 How long will the expansion last?
The authors also observed selective dorsal hippocampal activation during the context that signalled unpredictable shock, although they did not use a context conditioning design (see also Ploghaus et al., 2001).
In the present study, we examined the biobehavioral impact of varying levels of anticipatory anxiety, using a shock anticipation task in which unpredictable electric shocks were threatened and delivered to the wrist at variable intervals and intensities (safe, medium, strong).
The economy was also subject to unpredictable external shocks, both large and small.In this section Dead, or just resting?
It's a diverting, unpredictable, sometimes shocking enterprise.
