Sentence examples for it a staggering from inspiring English sources

A 50-percent increase in productivity is, when you think about it, a staggering achievement.

In an interview, Dr. Lander said he was shocked to win the award, calling it "a staggering sum for an individual prize".

Nor is it a staggering blow to world trade: the aggregate loss caused by the trade barriers in question is probably no more than $70 billion in a global imported food market of more than a trillion dollars.

Not only was it a staggering commercial flop, it was also an unpleasant experience for her personally, not least because she was forbidden to speak French on the set.

One popular fan theory has it that the laundry school is fire monsters, but the image of the naked tumble-dry professor falling into the snake pit seems to imply something beyond mere plot after all, we flash forward and back to it a staggering fifty-eight times over the course of the season.

When you marry two families, the Friends and the Piersons, that have lived for generations in houses with dumbwaiters and coal scuttles and all manner of oddities, the marriage carries with it a staggering heritage of bric-a-brac that has no bearing on modern life the junk DNA that gets handed down alongside the useful genes.

And although it boasts around 800 stores in Japan and 140 overseas, it plans to open a staggering 500 new stores annually over the next three to five years.

"She took a pretty good shot to the face, it looked like it staggered her a little bit," he said.

Even though progress has been made, it is staggering that an African entrepreneur cannot move freely across the continent.

It's staggering what good a win can do.

I've lifted it from a Staggers blog by George Eaton, who says the referendum promise is "another example of a populist campaign promise that Clegg couldn't live up to".