Sentence examples for staggering moved from inspiring English sources

29 The patients who had marked staggering, moved feet, marked trunk sway, grabbed object for support or used walker or cane, or mild staggering but manages to stand without grabbing objects, or unable to put feet together, were considered to have standing balance impairment; and otherwise not.

This would be a staggering move for a government that has based its legitimacy and institutional power to a significant extent on waging a war against the old military elites and especially the "deep state".

Knowles raced into a 4-0 leand althoughough Davis would win the next frame, Knowles moved into a staggering overnight lead of 8-1.

But the fact that the needle has barely moved on the list underscores the staggering problem confronting both the government and reserves.

I moved home and was met with a staggering 13% local unemployment rate.

For Richard and Florence Falk, the way light moved through the house helped compensate for the staggering maintenance costs.

Umberto Albarella, an archaeologist at the University of Sheffield in the United Kingdom, says that the degree to which the young lady moved around over a relatively short period is "staggering," even if her Black Forest origins are "speculative".

The sheer number of translocations, particularly those being moved to areas with different habitat availability, is staggering, and a negative consequence on fitness would not be surprising (Robbins et al. 2004).

He said he was proud that once the $30 million golf course, $15 million clubhouse and $75 million residential component in Briarcliff Manor were finished, he would be responsible for moving a staggering three million yards of earth.

With a few keystrokes on his computer at Purdue, Jack Crowley could identify pharmacies around the country that were moving a staggering volume of 80s and almost nothing else.

But Mr. Odinga said more action was needed, and moved against the Agricultural and Education Ministries, both of which have been hit by staggering corruption scandals.