Sentence examples for an even more staggering from inspiring English sources

A staggering increase in paper worth has led to an even more staggering sense of paper opportunity.

The spectacularly pitched, preening central voice, so distant from McCabe's own, was an even more staggering achievement, perfected, he says, by reading Colette and women's magazines: "It's meant to be a small hand-grenade of a book, but a burlesque as well.

We started with the fact that Bird is raising new capital at an even more staggering valuation than before ($2 billion!), and that Lime is working to raise a truckload of capital itself.

An even more staggering statistic according to a recent Gallup poll is that only 16percentt of American's believe in an evolution that is unguided by God.

He wrote that the Post had "achieved an ignominious feat in US media history: the first-ever paper to explicitly editorialise for the criminal prosecution of its own source - one on whose back the paper won and eagerly accepted a Pulitzer Prize... "Even more staggering than this act of journalistic treachery against the paper's own source are the claims made to justify it".

A follow-up study found even more staggering results, with a 70percentt defect rate in the "agree" designations.

Perhaps even more staggering, a number nearly equal in size to the U.S. population visits these "shrines" annually - some 273,000,000 visitors.

Even more staggering change is a result of an aging population that requires more services together with the introduction of services with higher costs.

That means a staggering array is very likely to become even more staggering.

But in the near future, a playoff system is coming, the television payouts will be even more staggering and the whatever-it-takes arms race for the best facilities and players will only be escalating, as evidenced in the book by the manic recruitment of a Texas schoolboy wide receiver, Ricky Seals-Jones.

Even more staggering is the fact that out of a population of about 22 million, a whopping 70 percent of Australians are expected to place bets on the race, for a total of about $150 million.