Sentence examples for rather whopping from inspiring English sources

The good part is, its rather whopping price tag was $16, so not needing to eat for awhile (days, perhaps) is a plus on the cost-benefit scale.

Rather, a whopping 90 percent of inequality reflects differences at the level of individual households within states or within urban vs. rural areas, rather than between these groupings.

Rather, this whopping cash injection is more like an anesthetic that delays the pain for another day when, no doubt, education lobbies will call for still more cash from Uncle Sam.

Mr. Otellini made the comments during Intel's semiannual financial analyst day where he also said that the price erosion it had seen in NAND flash memory chips during the first quarter was nearly twice what it had forecast last year – a whopping 53percentt, rather the 27percentthehe company had been predicting.

But for second marriages, the divorce rate increases rather than decreases - to a whopping 60percentt.

| The stars of Christie's jewelry sales (Oct . 15 are two rather imposing gems, weighing in at a whopping 102.11 and 70.87 carats, respectively, and known as the "Ponhalo Diamonds".

And a whopping 73percentt say they would rather have their 401(k) balance go up by 15percentthanan lose 15 pounds.

It had reportedly been shopped around the market over this past summer, at the whopping price of $35 million; Sotheby's rather soberly lowered this estimate.

Fortunately, the blizzard was rather underwhelming for those in NYC, leaving a whopping eight inches of snow on the ground.

Closer inspection of around 800 long-dead reptiles reveals that the Caribbean has a whopping 39 species of skink — zippy little lizards — rather than six.

No, not Nelson, they've already made him an honorary laureate of their prize for African presidents (that's the famous one that comes with a whopping great cash bonus and for which it can be rather hard to find candidates).