staggeringly

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• Google taking this data away from us will have an absolutely staggering impact on accounts big and small.

• It is the earliest great stone monument known and a staggering 6,000 years older than Stonehenge.

• However, the course of action would put truly staggering numbers of people across all age groups at risk of serious illness and death.

• I wish I had the secret to the staggering amount of scientific knowledge freshman med student Mia possesses, because it’s sufficient to challenge a professor who has an entire building dedicated to her research—gleaming neon logo included.

• To up the revolution, he’s paying private equity firm Thoma Bravo a staggering $11 billion to purchase Ellie Mae, a small but sprinting provider of software that automates the origination process for banks and brokers.

• A staggering 80 percent of college women do not report the crime to police, compared to 67 percent of non-students.

• As a treatise on the essential vacuity of the white liberal male, Boyhood is a staggering achievement.

• The total number of maps reported missing by the affected institutions, however, was a staggering 256.

• The Brazilian beauty pulled in a staggering $47 million in 2013 alone, equating to a cool $128,000 a day.

• The conservative reporter claims to have ‘debunked’ a report showing the staggering number of school shootings in America.

• When Black Hood put in his appearance, the young man started to move along up the alley, staggering as he walked.

• And when the first faint streaks of morning light showed in the sky, all four children were almost staggering with sleep.

• Frank was staggering, garrulous, laughing a great deal over very small jokes.