Sentence examples for staggering ease from inspiring English sources

The staggering ease with which Storey appears to win race after race masks the difficulties behind para-sport.

Sri Lanka, expertly shepherded by Kumar Sangakkara in his last T20 international, carried off the World T20 trophy with staggering ease.

he Charlton midfield refused to share the ball with their playmates and passed it back and forth among themselves with staggering ease before Jonjo Shelvey played a short pass to Burton, whose clever flick released Sam.

To have been embarrassed like this, German players gliding through and away from yellow shirts with such staggering ease, may prompt Brazilians to turn their back on the remaining games and all those pre-tournament social tensions are likely to be revisited in the few days that remain.

Its contrasting combination of severe modernity and classicism, its angular strangeness and folk-dance ease, the staggering inventiveness of its two pas de deux all retain the force of the new with every encounter.

If we could alleviate just one chronic disease, we would save staggering amounts of money, ease suffering, and save lives.

Other considerations relevant to translational medicine in the Saudi system include making reproductive health and ART more accessible and affordable for the average Saudi citizen so this approach can further ease the current staggering impact congenital malformations and genetic disease are having on the health care system [ 41].

Does anyone evaluate the staggering sums devoted to quantitative easing, or the costs and benefits of crime policy or VAT differentials?

When trainees at the institute, which is packed to the gills to try to churn out enough employees to staff its new lines, suggested staggering lunch times in the cafeteria to ease crowding, Mr. Pathak made the change that very day.

Rather, if commuters really want to ease their pain, they will have to start car-pooling or staggering work hours, the experts said.

By the time the $600 billion second round of quantitative easing wraps up in June, the central bank will have spent a staggering $2.3 trillion -- more than 15percentt of GDP -- buying bonds.