Sentence examples for staggering demands from inspiring English sources
It's wonderful to see again this astonishingly intricate and step-packed piece, with its staggering demands of footwork, turns and jumps for five supporting women, as well as the lead couple.
On June 17th Moody's, a credit-rating agency, agreed that the plan was ground-breaking, "girding the city for a tough fight with creditors of all types".It will mean severe cuts in pensions, benefits and services, making "staggering" demands on city staff and residents, according to Mr Orr's spokesman.
Why do city buses squeak so horribly as they brake to a stop? A. James Anyansi, a spokesman for New York City Transit, said the usual causes of squeaky brakes -- dirty pads, excessive vibration, high temperatures -- are aggravated by the staggering demands placed on city buses, which, taken together, travel close to 102 million miles a year, stopping every two or three blocks.
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 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.
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.
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.
A staggering demand for cheap and fast sequencing technology and substantial funding [ 3] has lead to the development of numerous new approaches to sequencing.
Corn growers in the United States can no longer keep pace with the staggering global demand for the raw material of corn syrup and ethanol and so, seemingly out of nowhere, there's a demand for more farmland.
