Sentence examples for on a staggering from inspiring English sources
Last year Sir Ronnie Flanagan, the chief inspector of constabulary, reported on a "staggering" increase in paperwork: one force used a 28-page booklet to record a missing person; another required 44 pages to report a traffic collision.The other cause, intended to maintain standards, is a regime of performance targets set by civil servants.
The bulky neo-Classical Palace of Justice in the heart of Brussels suggests a yearning for order and rules, but anarchy and bloodletting on a staggering scale are the focus in one of its courts.
FGM/C, inflicted on a staggering 98% of Somali girls often as young as Istahil, is one of a raft of abuses, exploitation and violence suffered by children in this country now entering its third decade with no nationally effective government.
EU reforms have devastated employment on a staggering scale.
Bronze can be cast on a staggering scale.
Forty percent of the budget goes to payments on a staggering $38 billion in foreign debt.
That, combined with the unrelenting humidity, pushed the heat index on Saturday afternoon toward a staggering 120 degrees in Washington and 105 to 115 degrees in New York, Philadelphia and other cities in the Northeast.
The jurors began deliberations on Wednesday, after receiving a staggering 100 pages of instructions from U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh on Tuesday.
The spot then shows video from the show's first season, while a voiceover highlights Bing sweepstakes for a "stagger-on role," with the winner to be made up like a zombie to appear in a future episode.
The method is based on the Navier Stokes equations for incompressible multi-phase flows which are discretized on a Cartesian staggered grid.
Three local implicitization techniques are proposed and carefully analyzed in order to relax the traditional time step limit of the Finite-Difference Time-Domain (FDTD) method on a nonuniform, staggered, tensor product grid: Newmark, Crank Nicolson (CN) and Alternating-Direction-Implicit (ADI) implicitization.
