Sentence examples for is sometimes staggering from inspiring English sources

But the imbalance of power between workers and bosses is sometimes staggering.

In 2004, a seat on a bus from Chinatown to Boston cost $10, but the related costs were sometimes staggering.

Percussion parts — which might be from drums, electronics or junk — are sometimes staggered as if the music is stumbling over itself in the dark.

In the days of the Marconi transmitters, which use the most power when sending concentrated bursts of noise, the pips of the time signals sent by different transmitters to different regions were sometimes staggered so as to avoid six seconds of synchronised power surges.

Dancers in "Path" were sometimes languid, sometimes frisky, and they staggered like addicts in "Add + ick = shion".

Which is rather staggering.

This theater has flaws, notably the six columns planted firmly on the stage, along with the sad fact that the seats aren't staggered; sometimes it's best to just give up and sit in the front row.

— R.K. A: We live in a remarkable age, and sometimes I'm staggered by all the advances that have been made just in my lifetime.

Sometimes angels are clubbing together to provide young firms with even larger sums.Their cumulative impact is staggering.

I share all the deals I find throughout the season on my personal Twitter, @AlyWalansky, and sometimes the sales are staggering.

The hypocrisy is staggering.