Sentence examples for staggering picture from inspiring English sources

A new report by the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute and the United States Fish and Wildlife Service presents a staggering picture of the damage cats can do — some 2.4 billion birds and 12.3 billion mammals killed a year as a median range.

The staggering 9-gigapixel picture was created with data gathered by the Visible and Infrared Survey Telescope for Astronomy (VISTA), an instrument at the European Southern Observatory's Paranal Observatory in northern Chile.

It rose to $41.6 million, a staggering figure for a picture which, attractive as it is, does not really belong in the league of superlative museum acquisitions.

And that general picture is staggering: the reign of Elizabeth II has seen, in wildlife terms, a vast impoverishment of the fields and woods and hedgerows and marshes and heaths of Britain, a great thinning-out of everything, a winnowing, a colossal watering down of the once-vibrant colour and life of our countryside.

If you've ever felt boxed in by the limited memory of rival cameras, the CD1000 will end your digital claustrophobia for good; you can store 160 of its highest-resolution images or a staggering 1,080 low-resolution pictures on a single CD.

The figures are staggering, as are the pictures of the front-line fighting and the lines of refugees making their way across the border.

What's so staggering about this truly abysmal motion picture is that it does pay lip-service to Clay being out of touch.

While staggering, this infographic paints an incomplete picture of the gender disparities at some of the world's largest tech firms.

The human costs of a conflict with North Korea would be staggering even if nuclear weapons never enter the picture and the U.S. homeland never comes under attack.

An accompanying picture caption repeated the erroneous phrase "a staggering amount".

Googling the first returns a staggering amount of over 5 million results, mostly from picture-packed blogs with highly dedicated followings.