1.   Cheaper oil may also offer a disappointingly small jolt to the economy.

2.   It keeps someone from ripping his head off and also may give the beleaguered Colts a small jolt when backup Paul Justin plays against San Diego.

3.   The subjects were then given nerve conduction tests in which technicians administered small jolts of electricity and measured how quickly the jolts traveled along the nerves.

4.   Throughout the flight, the shuttle crew plans extraordinary measures to prevent even small jolts and vibrations from disrupting the delicate experiments.

5.   When I looked at the ingredients list, I felt a small jolt of cognitive dissonance.

6.   Wide copper strips, for instance, which give the enemy a small electric jolt, are effective barriers if you have raised beds or well-separated plants.