Synonyms for shocks
shocks

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1. List of paraphrases for "shocks":

   shock, crises, dampers, upheavals, disturbances, trauma, traumas, landfills, clashes, disruptions, convulsions, downloads, tremors, blows, impacts, defibrillators, perturbations

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1. Betsy Brantner Smith:

   Of course it was the worst case scenario for Mr. Anderson and his family, i hope that this shocks the consciousness of both citizens and leadership. We can’t just give in to anarchy and the criminals who try to override the government and that’s really what happened in CHOP/CHAZ. It was an enormous failure. If you’re going to just give up and endanger not only your citizens, not only your people, but your law enforcement, we’re watching and we’re going to get involved.

2. Lorne Baring:

   Europe's main indices are attractively valued on a price to earnings basis and with no shocks in the peak period of earnings reporting season in the U.S., it appears that equity investors may have found a base to build upon after the rout in August and September, easy monetary conditions are clearly going to remain for some time and that is also bolstering sentiment at the moment. We would expect further gains after a rough period for global investors.

3. Kanayo Nwanze:

   With more than 70 percent of rural people in these countries engaged in agriculture, our first concern is to ensure they can grow food and earn incomes again so they can rebuild their communities, but it is equally important to ensure that they have access to the right tools and resources to build their resilience so they are less vulnerable to future shocks.

4. Dick Durbin:

   It shocks the conscience when those failures come from law enforcement itself.

5. Goldman Sachs:

   Given Russia's key role in global energy supply, the global economy could soon be faced with one of the largest energy supply shocks ever.