Sentence examples for it would be staggering from inspiring English sources

"If a restaurant could run like a high impact unit it would be staggering.

When asked what a toll of seriously injured students might look like, Mr. Duncan said, "It would be staggering".

It wasn't clear, though, how this initiative would be funded... Updated at 10.13am GMT 9.50am GMT Photograph: Bloomberg TV Tim Farron, president of the Liberal Democrats, says it would be "staggering" if Osborne doesn't miss both his fiscal targets (to have the national debt falling as a percentage of GDP by 2015/16 and to eliminate the structural deficit in five years).

"I think it would be staggering if I found that we could not be more efficient applying technology".

The developer would not have to begin making the down payment until then, and it would be staggered over another year.

It's such a sensitive issue, and quite rightly so, that I would be staggered if Mark Clattenburg had even thought such nonsense.

At the time it seemed strange for England to omit a bowler of his quality from their side and I would be staggered if he doesn't play at Lord's.

Are the 'Set Piece' binders to stay like we are playing a weird version of American Football?' Guardian staff JamieJackson 22 April 2014 10 15am To be honest, I would be staggered if Moyes's backroom staff will stay.

Courtney told BBC Sport: "I would be staggered if he was a racist.

Despite the current changes, it he felt it was unlikely to lose its distinctive character, he said: "I'd be staggered if Islington went the way of Fulham".

He said the company would be staggering its discount deals more evenly throughout the coming weeks, rather than waiting until the week before Christmas, to give shoppers reasons to come more regularly.