Sentence examples for is now staggering from inspiring English sources

That Obamacare is now staggering under the weight of its self-imposed complexity is, in a sense, karmic justice.

The scale of Ventee-Privee's operation is now staggering.

Congaree, a son of Arazi, had run gamely, but was now staggering in the stretch.

So the new deal is now due to stagger into operation between September and December.

The first British missionaries who arrived to work with the Zulu Ndebele tribe in what is now Zimbabwe in 1859 were staggered to find that they already had regular Christian prayers.

Britain is now halfway through a transformative decade: staggering out of a historic crash, reeling through the sharpest spending cuts since the 1920s, and being driven by David Cameron towards a smaller state than Margaret Thatcher ever managed.

Airbnb's valuation is now at or above $25 billion, which is just staggering.

The blind staggers are now thought of as several unrelated diseases in which an unsteady gait and seeming blindness are apparent.

Continental Europeans will (rightly) be staggered at what are now some of the highest fares in the world.

The known rates of male abuse were staggering then, as they are now.

The contrast between labor's role, then and now, is staggering.