Sentence examples for staggering power from inspiring English sources

For one thing, a supercharger, visible through a plexiglass skylight on the hood, bestows the staggering power; other Corvettes breathe without help.

The effectiveness of Lombardo's approach was on display this winter at Lincoln Center, when the Aquila Theater Company used the first book of his "Iliad" as a script, rarely excising a line, in a performance of staggering power.

For others, though – including the media commentator Michael Wolff, whose piece on the future of the web ran alongside Anderson's in Wired – a necessary balance is being restored between the staggering power of open resources to generate innovation, and the capacity of closed ones to serve particular human demands while generating revenues.

On one side, the Pacific churns; on the other lies mellow Tomales Bay, whose stillness belies the staggering power of the San Andreas fault just beneath its surface.

Now, with the help of laser pulses compressed into split-second bursts of staggering power, a team at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor has seen the colorful signature of the phenomenon, which could ultimately provide a tabletop source of intense x-ray pulses.

The Star-Ledgers reviewer labelled the song as "staggering power ballad that makes all her other mid-tempo numbers sound featherweight by comparison".

These documents reveal a lack of openness and transparency with the public about these staggering powers and a failure to subject them to effective parliamentary scrutiny".

Where Brazil were only ever jaundiced, Zidane orchestrated one of the finest France displays since they triumphed in Euro 2000 - and he was at the peak of his staggering powers - to propel a team that had laboured so pitifully on arrival in Germany into Wednesday's semi-final with Portugal.

Even Seahawks fans, whose staggering lung power makes Qwest Field one of the most imposing stadiums in the N.F.L., were ambivalent about their team advancing.

Well, I don't really know; perhaps the fact that the government is a monopoly employer with staggering market power has something to do with it.

"The advantage of working holiday makers of course is that they're people traveling here for a set period of time, so they allow us to meet the short-term needs of the employment market, which are being affected by things like the staggering, vacuuming power that the mining industry has in terms of employees," he said in an interview.