Sentence examples for more staggering than from inspiring English sources

And what, more staggering than all, will become of the entire Evening Journal?

For his family, it was a blow more staggering than any car crash.

IF possible, approaching the southern town of Bonifacio by sea is even more staggering than arriving in Corte by rail.

This versatility was even more staggering than Mark Spitz's career swimming total: of nine golds, one silver and one bronze medal.

While I feel Kobe's accomplishment was more staggering than Wilt's, my opinion has nothing to do with Wilt's height advantage in his era.

The superb Emerson musicians were the composer's stalwart companions on that journey, capturing the music's ambiguity, yet also playing with such lucid textures, controlled intensity and wondrously varied colorings that the originality of the quartets seemed more staggering than ever.

And in the course of doing so, it will surely waste many, many times more money than California did, and undoubtedly give rise to even more staggering scams than Enron tried to pull off, over and over, probably for at least the next 10 years.

The debt of Greece, the region's outlier, next year is expected to reach a more staggering level than the 162.8 percent of G.D.P. this year.

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.

People get drunk off their heads, people want to dance, want to have sex.' Throw in a few noisy brawls which in-volve more staggering and shouting than actual, connecting blows, and that's Chester city centre to a T. Tennant looks vaguely appalled at this unexpected illustration of his point.

When you take into account other industries who work in and around copyright, but whose entire industry isn't based on it (such as toys and games, fabrics, TV sets, computers, etc)., these numbers grow even more staggering with more than 11.1 million workers employed altogether and $1.7 trillion added to the GDP.