Sentence examples for staggering benefit from inspiring English sources

Since Amazon isn't likely to flood carrier supply channels with these its phones, the notion of an on-demand assistant to help with initial setup and subsequent problems would be a staggering benefit for people itching for a friendlier sort of smartphone.

President Clinton, in a press conference yesterday, referred to the "potentially staggering benefits of this research".

At an unrelated press briefing, Clinton said the research had "potentially staggering benefits".

But, with respect to the staggering burden of benefit obligations, what got them in trouble isn't what they did wrong; it is what they did right.

The UK spends £700bn annually on public expenditure (41% of GDP) with a staggering £200bn on welfare benefits.

In conclusion, lengthening meal times by staggering eating did not benefit hormonal, metabolic or appetite control in obese individuals.

Changing Policy Environment The unprecedented prosperity that the global economy is currently enjoying has not trickled down to benefit the staggering 40 per cent of all the children in developing countries -- over half a billion -- who are still struggling to survive on less than $1 per day per child.

The benefits are staggering, and though it would take a level of political will that's rarely seen, it's hardly a moonshot.

It's one of the most staggering examples of the benefits of a – literal— greenfield opportunity I've seen on the road.

That's a staggering number, and the benefits only compound within large organizations," said Jonathan Lehr, Managing Director at Work­Bench, in a statement.

The secondary will no longer get the benefit of a staggering pass rush.