Sentence examples for staggering costs from inspiring English sources

Donald Trump has scored a legislative victory with staggering costs.

Mr. Bernanke scraped and bowed in apology without mentioning the staggering costs of the crisis the banks led us into.

The uncertainties of political life and the staggering costs of viable political campaigns tend to eliminate those of lesser means.

Such spending is big money in politics, but it pales in comparison to the staggering costs of climate change.

The security measures and staggering costs underline China's commitment to its controversial policies in Xinjiang despite growing criticism.

A nuclear attack on such a city in the United States or Europe would have staggering costs for the world economy.

At the same time, the exhibition reminds us, there were the staggering costs: in 1967 the city budget was $4.6 billion; in 1971 it was $7.8 billion.

Apparently, Bladet's editor-in-chief fought hard to settle out of court with the bank, for fears of the staggering costs of fighting a libel case in England.

Slowly and fitfully, political and financial leaders around the world are beginning to recognize the frightening dimensions and staggering costs of the global AIDS epidemic.

Much has been written about the promise of these treatments, as well as their staggering costs — many cost several hundred thousand dollars a year.

That is despite the high rate of youth unemployment and the staggering costs of university, which might discourage young women from looking for a job or seeking higher education.