In New York City, the numbers are even more staggering.
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The numbers are even more staggering in North America as a whole.
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More staggering, however, was how deflating the emails turned out to be.
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The import data for U.S.-sold clothing and shoes is even more staggering than toys.
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What is perhaps more staggering, however, is what we don't know and will never know.
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In fact, according to the Sentencing Project, the numbers are more staggering than Sanders claimed.
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Read more: Staggering photos show one small town covered in 19,000 tons of plastic waste
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But even more staggering is the number of drugs present in overdose deaths linked to benzodiazepines.
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Now in 2016 we have a political scandal that in some respects is even more staggering.
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Even more staggering is the revelation that Lepore's œuvre is a kind of monument to Jane.
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The compound impact over a career of less pay for equal work couldn't be more staggering.
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This is a whole lot of cash, but it's even more staggering when you do the math.
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Analyzing Treatment Access One of our more staggering findings uncovered significant setbacks in funding ideal durations of treatment.
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As shocking as this coup was, Willkie's cooperation with Roosevelt just weeks after his nomination was even more staggering.
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The elephant crisis and the demand for ivory continues but the drop in the lion population is even more staggering.
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Even more staggering: You could be at risk even if you've never used Facebook to log into a third-party site.
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The only thing more staggering than the ego is how many rushing yards this team is going to allow this season.
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Even more staggering, her students, there are currently five, pay anywhere from $300,000-$860,000 in cash upfront to study with her.
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The projections of each category on Amazon are more staggering, as each one is expected to grow in 2018 by massive margins.
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All that money spent on Margaritaville is even more staggering when you consider that the students aren't sanctioned to buy branded alcohol.
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Death rates from other natural disasters such as floods and droughts have fallen by even more staggering percentages over the last century.
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Even more staggering is that the number of opioid overdose deaths in America, if averaged over a year, would be 78 per day.
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According to Werner, the company fears that next year's losses will be even more staggering, predicting the firm could lose closer to $100 million.
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But more staggering, is that this represents about 5 billion completed trips quarterly—up from only 2.5 billion trips per quarter a year ago.
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Even more staggering than that number is the revelation that at least 14 coaches, trainers, psychologists or colleagues had been warned of his abuse.
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According to Werner, the company fears that next year's losses will be even more staggering, predicting the firm could lose closer to $100 million.
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The costs to individuals of untreated STDs can be even more staggering and can include infertility, a higher risk of acquiring HIV, and certain cancers.
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The growth in foundation assets in that time has been even more staggering, from less than a billion dollars to more than eight hundred billion dollars.
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It's the same technique he used for "Here Comes the Garbage Barge," written by Jonah Winter, but the level of detail here seems even more staggering.
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The consequence of failed succession planning directly impacts the 25 million families employed by these small business owners, and the indirect impact is even more staggering.
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What's even more staggering is that for all the money we spend on them, the 250 million cars in America are only occupied 4% of the time.
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Read more: Staggering photos show one small town covered in 19,000 tons of plastic wasteThe process could also cut back on greenhouse gas emissions released by traditional gasoline.
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Read more: Staggering medical bills are the biggest driver of personal bankruptcies in the US. Here's what you need to know if you're thinking about filing for bankruptcy.
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But what's more staggering to me than hand-drawing 3 million individual dots is somehow finding enough spare time to dedicate 300 hours to a single work of art.
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But, the study's authors write, "[a] more staggering finding was that a majority of participants" expressed at least some enjoyment (87 percent) and approval (99 percent) of revenge porn.
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For some customers, the increases will be more staggering: the market leader in Arizona, Illinois, Montana, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania and Tennessee will all increase rates by 50 percent or more.
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My home state of North Carolina has four of the top 25 worst cities for opioid abuse in the U.S., and across the nation, the numbers are even more staggering.
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That's big enough on its own, but even more staggering in a global context: China's tech sector market cap is $738 billion, Europe's is $533 billion and Japan's is $452 billion.
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Moreover, as shown by the election of Donald Trump, Brexit, and a host of other things that have gone awry, the more staggering issue is how the West also got itself wrong.
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Because here are more staggering facts: One-third of the world's cropland is used to grow feed for livestock rather than the fruits, nuts, vegetables and whole grains needed for healthy people.
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We started with the fact that Bird is raising new capital at an even more staggering valuation than before ($2 billion!), and that Lime is working to raise a truckload of capital itself.
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Even more staggering, 63% of women who remarry come into blended families, with half of those involving stepchildren who live with the new couple, according to the National Center for Family & Marriage Research.
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Amazon's e-commerce sales are expected to top $258 billion this year, up 30% from one year ago with projections for 2018 even more staggering in each Amazon category, according to a survey by eMarketer.
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The 30-year projected tab for these programs is even more staggering: new proposals costing $218 trillion, on top of an $84 trillion baseline deficit driven by Social Security, Medicare, and the resulting interest costs.
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The ratio of daily record highs to daily record lows for the month is nearly 22012 to 228, while monthly record highs outnumbered monthly record lows by an even more staggering ratio of 22017 to 1.
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At the very top, the numbers are even more staggering: In November, Dezeen found thatonly three of the world's 27 biggest firms are led by women, and that 22018 percent of their C-suite executives are men.
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To put it into even more staggering perspective, if every living person in the United States liked four of Jenner's Instagram photos in the past year, it still wouldn't add up to as many likes as she got in 2016.
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In the middle of the coronavirus outbreak, racism is running rampant — from pictures of Asian people used to represent infected areas, to labelling the virus' origin in Wuhan, China, representation of the actual pandemic is becoming more and more staggering.
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So it was all the more staggering to Burlington residents when Kedarie was found dead in 2016 — shot to death, a plastic bag shoved down his throat and his body doused with bleach — in a tranquil alley behind a row of houses up the hill from the river.
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Initially conceived by Elyse Steinberg and Josh Kriegman as a fly-on-the-wall treatment of what many thought would be a rousing comeback story, the film becomes something much rarer and far more staggering as the campaign collapses: a movie that offers real access to public figures at their most private and vulnerable.
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The impact of even more staggering reductions in social welfare spending will hurt millions of needy Americans, perhaps many of the same voters who elected President Trump, as the wealthy receive a vast preponderance of the benefits from a proposed $25 trillion in tax reductions (none of which is accounted for in the proposal).
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Recent storms have reached record numbers Here are some more staggering figures from this recent streak of tornado activity: May 28 was the 12th consecutive day with at least 8 or more tornado reports in the US, which makes it the longest stretch on record for at least 8 reports per dayThe last day there was no tornado reported in the US was May 15Since May 15, there have been more than 365 tornado reportsOn average, there are 276 tornado reports in the month of May.
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A 2018 study by the National Rural Health Association—a nonprofit organization taking a lead on rural health issues in the US—looked into the challenges of providing rural emergency services across America, and put it bluntly: "While rural America may conjure idyllic images of family farms, the truth is far more staggering," it said, going further to illustrate the problem: Which raises the question: Who takes care of volunteers like Sam if they have a life-altering experience on the job they can't manage themselves?
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The numbers based on wealth were even more staggering. The total valuation of black property in the county was $8,696 in 1890. By 1920, this valuation skyrocketed to an astounding $4,298,067. Even after accounting for inflation, the level of growth for Black Wall Street was incredible.
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Hebblethwaite, p.xxix In light of the fact that these scientific advancements were so recent, the idea that ancient Egyptians had been using this science centuries before is even more staggering. Especially given that The Jewel of Seven Stars was published right at the turn of the twentieth century, Stoker's implications of the power of the past call for a respect for "primitive" nineteenth-century discoveries.
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The 1984 Delta Devils scored 628 points in 11 games, an average of more than 57 per game. Subsequent to an August practice experiment, Cooley had Totten call all the plays at the line of scrimmage without a huddle. The result was even more staggering offensive numbers. Rice caught 17 passes for 199 yards against Southern, 17 for 294 against Kentucky State, and 15 for 285 against Jackson State.
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However, the rural economy was hit hard by the Great Depression of the 1930s, in which an overproduction of agricultural goods lead to massive falling prices for China as well as an increase in foreign imports (as agricultural goods produced in western countries were "dumped" in China). In 1931, imports of rice in China amounted to 21 million bushels compared with 12 million in 1928. Other goods saw even more staggering increases. In 1932, 15 million bushels of grain were imported compared with 900,000 in 1928.
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934–35 The rural economy was hit hard by the Great Depression of the 1930s, in which an overproduction of agricultural goods lead to massive falling prices for China as well as an increase in foreign imports (as agricultural goods produced in western countries were "dumped" in China). In 1931, imports of rice in China amounted to 21 million bushels compared with 12 million in 1928. Other goods saw even more staggering increases. In 1932, 15 million bushels of grain were imported compared with 900,000 in 1928.
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While most Prussians fell to the French Chassepot rifle, most French fell to the Krupp shells of the Prussian artillery. In a breakdown of the casualties, Steinmetz's Prussian First Army lost 4,300 men before the Pointe du Jour, while the French forces opposing him had casualties of 2,155. Losses of the Prussian Guards Corps were even more staggering, with 8,000 casualties out of 18,000 men. The Guards Jäger Battalion lost 19 officers, a surgeon and 431 men killed, wounded, or missing out of a total of 700.
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At the time these tactics were very revolutionary and he "succeeded" for the good reason he had expert knowledge of the terrain across which the war took place. Bai Bureh had pursued the war not just with sound military brain but also a sense of humour. When Governor Cardew had offered the princely sum of 100 pounds as a reward for his capture, Bai Bureh had reciprocated by offering the even more staggering sum of five hundred pounds for the capture of the Governor. There is a very large Statue of Bai Bureh in central Freetown.
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