"staggering demand" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a very large or overwhelming amount of demand for a product, service, or resource. Example: The release of the new iPhone created a staggering demand, with people lining up for hours to be the first to purchase it.
In 1972, a year before the Supreme Court's ruling, a hundred professors of obstetrics signed a statement suggesting that practitioners who did not have moral objections to performing abortions should help meet the "staggering" demand for the procedure, once it was legalized.
Whether it will be enough to meet the staggering demand, I don't know.
It wasnt until World War II that the staggering demand for blood gave rise to a network of regional U.S. distributors, which is still in place today.
It wasn't until World War II that the staggering demand for blood gave rise to a network of regional U.S. distributors, which is still in place today.
Having set the stage with a Claimants' cast of thousands (okay, I exaggerate), we should have expected an equally staggering demand for damages.
In 2010, Greenpeace East Asia partnered with Chinese artist Yinhai Xu to create a disposable chopstick forest in a public space to shed light on the country's staggering demand for wood to make the utensils.
"We're seeking new cleaners and making sure they are satisfied with the amount of work they are getting," says Lee. "As we comply more data, we'll put it into our algorithm and stagger demand for different areas".
Mayr's vocal writing is highly exacting; it demands staggering flexibility over a colossal range.
"Where's your water termination notice?" Charity demanded, after staggering to the contractor's truck.
It is likely that there will be some variability in the prevalence of influenza across the country during a pandemic wave, with peaks in demand staggered across geographical areas.
Not unlike Netanyahu, the Palestinian president emerged profoundly discouraged from their meetings, shaken by his counterpart's demands, staggered by the enormity of the chasm separating their respective positions.
