Trump is staggeringly unpopular — much more so than Clinton.
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That's a staggeringly high price to pay for any investigation.
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Adele, in particular, saw staggeringly large album sales in 2015.
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As a president, he presides over a staggeringly fetid administration.
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IN THE FINANCIAL world, LIBOR is a staggeringly important number.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Saudi Aramco is enormous – staggeringly so.
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Meanwhile, Mr Zuma's cronies have grown staggeringly and ostentatiously rich.
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As a pickup, the Cybertruck actually has staggeringly impressive specs.
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She's a staggeringly wealthy society girl with a wayward streak.
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It is a staggeringly unlikely location for a fancy restaurant.
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Bangladesh's emergency response for the Rohingya has been staggeringly generous.
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Searching for photos of family members is now staggeringly easy.
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Typical design software tends to be overwhelming, overstuffed, and staggeringly expensive.
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The Republican proposals to replace the ACA, conversely, are staggeringly unpopular.
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The royal family are big losers from Johnson's staggeringly embarrassing behavior.
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But the added features give those phones staggeringly high price tags.
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Staggeringly, less than 30 percent of this is collected for recycling.
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This supercluster is both old and staggeringly large for its age.
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So where does one begin with Prince and his staggeringly rich career?
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Almost every track on the record features a staggeringly odd musical idea.
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It also earned a staggeringly low 6.6% sufficiency rating — out of 100%.
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" And he added: "That's how staggeringly big this news is, after all!
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"It was staggeringly wonderful," Bernstein told The New York Times in 1979.
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Death rates were staggeringly high; convicts, unlike slaves, cost nothing to replace.
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But millennial women favor Democrats by a staggeringly large 70-23 margin.
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Unsurprisingly, the anonymous company industry has been staggeringly profitable for these states.
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Nobody ate up space so eagerly or in more staggeringly nonstop sequences.
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Additionally, restaurant meals regularly contain staggeringly large amounts of calories and sodium.
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But this creates "staggeringly-long lines" at security check points, they warn.
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If it wasn't for naloxone, the number would have been staggeringly higher.
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As of March 30, the inflation-adjusted interest rate on 30-year bonds was a staggeringly low 0.86 percent, and the inflation-adjusted interest rate on five-year bonds was an even more staggeringly lower negative 0.26 percent.
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In fact, certain specialties are most likely to charge patients staggeringly high costs.
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That's what makes my impulse to buy wheatgrass for cats so staggeringly idiotic.
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The violence that followed, partially recorded on a mobile phone, was staggeringly brutal.
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There's also online multiplayer, local play, and a staggeringly difficult AI arcade mode.
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It's been a staggeringly rapid fall from grace, and apparently all for nothing.
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Research into more frugal technology is staggeringly rare, given the demand for it.
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It is a staggeringly fun car to drive, but let's answer the question.
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Manafort's gift to the prosecutors was the staggeringly extravagant nature of his purchases.
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UBI is staggeringly expensiveFurther, the likely fiscal costs of a UBI are staggering.
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First of all, those tomatoes are often staggeringly expensive, as they should be.
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Mr. Bean is staggeringly popular, with more Facebook fans than even Taylor Swift.
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TOKYO — The Japanese government's response to the coronavirus outbreak has been staggeringly incompetent.
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But he did it in a staggeringly clumsy way that implicated Trump himself.
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They charged, and many of them fell, suffering a staggeringly high casualty rate.
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The month's biggest Netflix original series is a staggeringly ambitious, surprisingly entertaining mess.
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The pace of anti-environmental actions by this administration so far is staggeringly fast.
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That may sound like a staggeringly low percentage, but for Berger it's hardly surprising.
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That's a staggeringly arduous task, and we're not really on track to do it.
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The advent of the digital era had a staggeringly disruptive effect, particularly on newspapers.
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"I've got 15 sectors that have been staggeringly unaffected by these tensions, " he said.
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Outraged, because women across tech are still enduring some staggeringly backward attitudes and behaviors.
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In addition to being staggeringly unpopular, though, Trump is also running a horrible campaign.
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In New York, the weather is snowy and dark; in Los Angeles, staggeringly bright.
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Most — even the staggeringly talented children's choirs — were required to memorize their complex parts.
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There's just one problem: No one understands the G.D.P.R. The law is staggeringly complex.
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From the earliest days of Hollywood, women directors have been staggeringly outnumbered by men.
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Quantum computers use the natural world to produce machines with staggeringly powerful processing potential.
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I thought the Mercedes AMG GLC 63 was a staggeringly good set of wheels.
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So it's not until episode 3, "Dark Flower," that the story's staggeringly awful implications emerge.
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Super-consumers exist in every imaginable consumer category, from the glamorous to the staggeringly mundane.
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The Cape Winelands, which extend from Constantia through to Franschhoek and Stellenbosch, are staggeringly beautiful.
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Imagine if a movie about your childhood was called a staggeringly great, fucking glorious masterpiece.
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Scientific publishing is staggeringly profitable: In 2017, Elsevier reported profits of over US$1.2 billion.
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Staggeringly, if a recent demonstration of a prototype all-electric F-150 is any indication.
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When this disparity encounters the Electoral College, it could translate to staggeringly unrepresentative election results.
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By the way, shame on the rest of the — That's a staggeringly low number, right?
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Even measures like the ASA's will only address the most staggeringly overt forms of messaging.
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But recreating the many conditions that allow a species to thrive can be staggeringly complex.
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This time, the fight choreography is even more staggeringly accomplished: ridiculously sleek fandangos of destruction.
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That is a staggeringly low price, and something that we just can't see being beat.
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Even this unified front was staggeringly half-assed, as we should come to expect by now.
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There's a microSD card slot and a rear-facing camera — it's staggeringly bad, but it exists.
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Her Karen is relentlessly, staggeringly simple — it should be cartoonish, but somehow Rockwell makes it believable.
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For one thing, you'd need to be consistently wearing smart glasses, which is currently staggeringly inconvenient.
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Staggeringly, this wasn't Australia's only horrific snake-related incident to occur over the past few days.
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Check. Family members being elevated to positions they clearly don't deserve, leading to staggeringly incompetent decisions?
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While Toyota's flagship sedan isn't staggeringly expensive, it does top the base Camry by nearly $10,000.
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Since 1981, such securities have yielded more than 20093 percent, on average, a staggeringly large gap.
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We witness Nate and Cal come to blows in a staggeringly well-acted confrontation between abusers.
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More than ever, millennials are staggeringly divided by gender, while older generations show far smaller differences.
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We know how inertia has rattled her nerves, but the risks she takes are staggeringly dangerous.
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That last number is staggeringly huge, and has begun to make the rounds on social media.
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This stands in stark contrast to a staggeringly long list of deadly attacks by Sunni jihadists.
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This narrative consistently presents the staggeringly rich as different from -- and better than -- the huddled masses.
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His powerhouse team of attorneys somehow worked with Acosta to craft an agreement that was staggeringly unjust.
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We meet the staggeringly powerful Carol Danvers, a Kree warrior with the power to save the universe.
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It's "staggeringly complex," as Grab's director of engineering, Ditesh Gathani, put it in an interview with Mashable.
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Once someone advances beyond the novice division, typically after winning an event, future challenges are staggeringly difficult.
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FOR 37 YEARS one man has ruled Cameroon, a staggeringly corrupt, oil-rich state in central Africa.
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"I've got 15 sectors that have been staggeringly unaffected by these tensions," the "Mad Money " host said.
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And the opportunities — beyond eliminating cash and check — building commerce in the digital space is staggeringly large.
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We await Robert Mueller's report while being reminded daily of how staggeringly thorough his inquiry has been.
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The jewelry was hard to move on its merits — even for the 1980s it was staggeringly ugly.
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On Monday night against the Warriors, the Rockets shot a staggeringly bad 7-for-44 from 3.
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Built for lighter fare, the viral delivery system was also staggeringly effective at spreading alt-right ideas.
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According to the governor's office, a two-day turnaround for such a large request was staggeringly fast.
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A staggeringly smaller subset of those go on to be memorialized in history to any significant depth.
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"The magnitude is really high, but the sobering part is that our success rate is staggeringly low."
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She is tired and a little hesitant but once she begins to open up she is staggeringly eloquent.
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The staggeringly popular app Pokémon Go lets players capture Meowths, Mews and, in some cases, real-life cats.
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The company was launched in 2014 off the back of Weiss' staggeringly successful beauty blog Into The Gloss.
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Hospital bills have long been a source of viral outrage, but usually for their staggeringly high total prices.
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Even as the industry works to expand its ranks, the statistics on diversity in tech are staggeringly bad.
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That's staggeringly insane and stupid, but if someone thinks that, I'm pretty helpless in the face of it.
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Tristan's red-streaked mullet has never looked more staggeringly awful, but today is about Liz, so never mind.
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But the project is staggeringly expensive: It will cost more than $22 billion to build and bring online.
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Other than Carol "KYO" Leeming's appearance on Bedrock's token trance track, Trainspotting's soundtrack is also staggeringly one dimensional.
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Basically it went like this: The price of one Bitcoin is staggeringly high right now, somewhere around $17,000.
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That has sometimes left the spacious three-concourse terminal looking staggeringly deserted, with most of its gates unused.
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White soared high above the pipe, ran off a run of staggeringly difficult tricks and landed them all.
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Or consider Natural Selection's Kwessi Dunes Lodge, due to open next spring in Namibia's staggeringly vast desert wilderness.
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From its iconic lampshades to the staggeringly widespread use of candles, Denmark is a country obsessed with lighting.
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It's not just that Ivanka is staggeringly, glaringly out of touch, considering she accrues millions just by sitting around.
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Diana Vreeland, Staggeringly Beautiful Diana Vreeland, who died in 1989, was the editor of Vogue and a true eccentric.
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Less than two months later, she'd sold most of her stuff and moved to humid, chaotic, staggeringly beautiful Bali.
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That's a staggeringly bold and critical goal -- one that requires the world to ditch fossil fuels completely in coming decades.
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But they'll have to balance that consideration against the real estate prices that can be staggeringly high in downtown areas.
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Because of these outdated systems, many federal agencies rank staggeringly behind the private sector when it comes to customer service.
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"LGBQ teens face staggeringly high suicide risks," said senior study author John Ayers, a researcher at San Diego State University.
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One reason is that the sums that could be made available for use by the government have become staggeringly large.
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What excites is what he was: a born rebel with a lowdown drive in service to a staggeringly resourceful intelligence.
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Not that what Spacey did was good — it wasn't — and public condemnation and its consequences were staggeringly quick in coming.
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There's Devastatingly Chic, Smashingly Brilliant and, now, Staggeringly Beautiful ($185 for 50 milliliters), which is a bottle full of figs.
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This is a staggeringly engrossing and effective movie, its settings both beautiful and oppressive, its incidents tense and eye-opening.
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Seriously, though, the sheer amount of ways you can play with its basic building blocks are staggeringly endless and vast.
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Rauschenberg's career was so long and staggeringly productive that even this enormous retrospective can offer it only in representative slivers.
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The sum is staggeringly low for a sitting member seeking reelection and it gives Hunter $290,904 in his campaign account.
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All of Trump's scandals are fusing together into a momentous fight over his staggeringly broad claims of expansive presidential power.
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But as you mentioned, there's been an uptick in war deaths driven by the staggeringly violent ongoing conflict in Syria.
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It was a staggeringly effective moment that ranks up there with some of the most memorable the game has ever created.
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Does it even matter, when the ties that bind 1940s Germany to the United States in 2020 are so staggeringly obvious?
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" Some people have staggeringly large Patreons, like multimedia artist Amanda Palmer, who gets $40,000 (as her page puts it) "per thing.
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This staggeringly offensive advert is attracting outrage on both the Chinese and wider web, with users blasting it for being racist.
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Even the "hands free" concept, which should theoretically appeal to the staggeringly lazy person in me, isn't enough of a nudge.
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It's also where Uber is locked in a staggeringly expensive competition with homegrown ride-hail company (and Apple investee) Didi Chuxing.
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Barely a day passes without a fresh glimpse of the President's staggeringly transactional worldview, straight out of Manhattan's real estate jungle.
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Mr. Ratmansky, 48 and staggeringly prolific, has already tackled "Le Baiser de la Fée" in two previous productions in other countries.
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So the size of a bureaucracy to support a centralized health care system in the United States would be staggeringly large.
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This is but a sampling born from a staggeringly prolific writing career that's well on its way to spanning five decades.
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" Cornyn argued that the number of records sent to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) today is "staggeringly low.
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Congress and ParliamentAs a recent and staggeringly awkward CNN interview reminded the American people, Mark Zuckerberg is fucking awful at public speaking.
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They were a beautiful, fashionable and staggeringly talented couple, but David Bowie and Iman were even more enviable for their enduring love.
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With the average projected savings needed to retire comfortably hitting at least $1 million, people are blissfully unware that they're staggeringly behind.
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There is some truth to this: Nigerian law does allow certain criminal suspects to post bail, and the police are staggeringly corrupt.
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Google is celebrating its 20th birthday and, gimmicks aside, it's a good excuse to consider how staggeringly massive the company has become.
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Stacked as such, the gravity of violations against the economy, environment, labor, and more that each subject has committed is staggeringly clear.
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We saw a lot of beautiful rocket renderings, along with some staggeringly generous estimates regarding the cost of a ticket to Mars.
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What makes the nodosaur staggeringly unique isn't its size (we get it; dinosaurs were big), but its almost unprecedented state of preservation.
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Staggeringly, it is also claimed that 7.9 million Londoners are in areas where WHO guidelines are exceeded by 50 percent or more.
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Oh, and Tencent also happens to be the main way for non-Chinese companies to enter the staggeringly large Chinese gaming market.
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Orange Is the New Black's fifth season is a staggeringly ambitious piece of work, unlike any other TV season I've ever seen.
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It is a staggeringly beautiful place that lives up to all its fabled charm, yet even the quietest moments here feel ominous.
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Its director, Barry Jenkins, has only directed one other feature film, Medicine for Melancholy, which had a staggeringly low budget of $15,000.
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For all our talk about diversity and inclusion, Washington, like Hollywood, remain stubbornly and staggeringly ineffective at actually creating fairness and parity.
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It's staggeringly slow, and during that time a lot of the settings aren't accessible, and you can't start recording a video, either.
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Trump's, on the other hand, was staggeringly dismal: Nearly half of his sentences were negative in meaning, while 19 percent were positive.
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How this panoply of artistic practices plays out with regard to the theme of fruits and seeds is staggeringly varied and complicated.
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Barry's adventures elicit a delicious Schadenfreude as he travels across the country by Greyhound bus, carrying a suitcase full of staggeringly expensive watches.
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Challenges remain, however -- back downstream, the stakes are staggeringly high, particularly for the poor who rely so heavily on the river for sustenance.
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But Ali Hassan Khalil did a staggeringly poor job of it when he told a local newspaper his country was ready to default.
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Yes, it's true that health food can be staggeringly expensive — especially if it's something trendy, like raw almonds or cold-pressed green juice.
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What's more, in 2014's midterms, that number dropped to a staggeringly low 36 percent — or about 10 percent of the entire population.
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After yielding plentiful birdies in the first two rounds, the staggeringly different state of the greens caught nearly everyone off guard, including officials.
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Our colleague Dylan Matthews described Trump Jr. as a "staggeringly incompetent" political operative and conspirator, and it's hard to argue with his case.
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But the late night program, which follows the staggeringly popular Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, has gradually found its footing and its audience.
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My colleague Dylan Matthews described Trump Jr. as a "staggeringly incompetent" political operative and conspirator, and it's hard to argue with his case.
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"Just staggeringly irritating that - 20 years after the birth of the web - NBC still shows the Olympics with a time delay," Baker tweeted.
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The failure rates on the Common Core tests are staggeringly high for black and Hispanic children, students with disabilities and English-language learners.
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Cut to the scene of my boyish, typically upbeat husband looking stunned and crestfallen upon the news of his staggeringly low sperm count.
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Despite the current mood against globalization and immigrants in Europe and the United States, the vast bulk of the world remains staggeringly hospitable.
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Even in the "business is business" world of sports it was staggeringly callous, and the wounds are still raw, including for Mr. McLean.
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This glimpsed tip implies a staggeringly massive personal data iceberg lurking beneath the surface of each and every one of the 2.2BN+ Facebook users.
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Photo: GettyA new survey of 1,077 registered voters found that the FCC's plan to rollback net neutrality protections is staggeringly unpopular among Republican voters.
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We live in an age of staggeringly powerful GPUs and 4K-capable (ish) consoles; technical merit is now table stakes, not a selling point.
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For everyone's sake, she says, she won't conjure the staggeringly violent images which, she recalls, involved a toddler and a dimly lit hotel room.
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It contains some staggeringly beautiful, hopelessly pained imagery, the sort of moments that crisply convey a whole world of anxiety in a few words.
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Looking at one cancer, pancreatic, and mapping the variations in mutated genes across hundreds of specimens, Vogelstein's team proposed a staggeringly simple answer: 12.
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At moments, her expression was focused on some staggeringly distant point I couldn't discern, at others there was an unbearable presence in her gaze.
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Over the last several decades, teachers unions, movements historically organized to protect the rights of educators, have veered staggeringly far from their stated mission.
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The bill isn't exactly staggeringly popular, according to more recent polls that still show that more Americans disapprove of the bill than support it.
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Season 2 saw Serena Joy Waterford, the complicated and often staggeringly evil character played by Yvonne Strahovski, getting more attention — a trend that continues.
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Full disclosure: I'm friends with Podcast Like It's 1999 co-host Phil Iscove, and I appeared on the (staggeringly terrific) Blair Witch Project episode.
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Everything is white but Franklin, whose skin is brown (with some pastel eye shadow and glistening sweat) and whose voice is soothingly, staggeringly black.
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The very same Republicans who eroded America's moral authority in the 2000s are, staggeringly, being treated as the new guardians of America's moral authority.
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But the core of her performance is her ability to make silence staggeringly important — observation as an action rather than as a passive state.
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Mr. Ferguson then set to work identifying the subjects and conducting interviews which, given the fleeting circumstances of the food line, proved staggeringly difficult.
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The global palm oil market is staggeringly large, with the industry valued at $2000 billion in 2016, according to the United Nations Environment Programme.
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A crucial factor in Acosta's staggeringly flawed decision-making in the Epstein case was likely the influence of Epstein's expensive "Dream Team" of defense attorneys.
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The nine-minute film is a staggeringly beautiful, frightening engagement with inversion that distills the exhibition's concept and takes constraint to a dizzying visual extreme.
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The costs can be staggeringly higher for some of the 30 million rare disease patients whose therapies cost more than a million dollars a year.
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The exchange between Rick and Negan is the most direct communication the pair have had in quite some time, and it's a staggeringly powerful moment.
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They arrive on trucks in pieces—staggeringly massive pieces—that test the skills of drivers navigating roads not designed to accommodate 200-foot long trailers.
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It forces her — and us — to look at the way she treated this woman's disappearance like her own personal adventure, sometimes at staggeringly high costs.
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That's a staggeringly huge figure for any movie to open with, and a basically impossible one — until now, apparently — for an R-rated horror movie.
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Another staggeringly good meal emerged from the kitchen truck in waves of platters — roasted peppers, pizzette, crioli pasta with carbonara and asparagus, grilled pork, salad.
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For example, according to the Taxpayer Advocate, the percentage of calls that the IRS answered bottomed out at a staggeringly low 15 percent in 2015.
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The agency then used its authority to waive the biofuel blending requirements for those years and to create staggeringly large banks of surplus compliance credits.
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The interior, meant to evoke an artist's loft, leads to two outdoor patios, with chaise longues, purple chairs, staggeringly gorgeous views, and a swimming pool.
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They're all staggeringly different from one another, but they all exemplify what comics can do when art, prose, and plot come together to create magic.
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Bouzrou is the former coach of Overwatch Contenders team Uprising Academy, and the author of a staggeringly detailed, 71-page guide to the GOATS strategy.
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While the Chiron was already staggeringly fast, the Super Sport + has been modified to roar along at speeds above 261 mph, the Chiron's electronically-limited max.
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There's a daring rescue mission that takes place on a massive luxury airship, and ends with a staggeringly huge squid monster being impaled on a skyscraper.
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Toyota has never, in my experience, made any noise about how difficult it is to manufacture its inexpensive and staggeringly reliable four-door with four wheels.
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Among people who work in politics, Republicans as well as Democrats, it is conventional wisdom that President Trump is staggeringly ill-informed, erratic, reckless and dishonest.
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Yet in book after book, the heroine's overriding goal is to find true love with a hero who is superlatively handsome, staggeringly virile and stupendously rich.
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These effects are compounded by variables like air flow, temperature, or textured surfaces, which make it staggeringly difficult to get a large water feature to behave.
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But here in India, like the rest of the world, Game of Thrones has a staggeringly large though niche following, restricted to English-speaking city audiences.
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In New York, you are constantly confronted with staggeringly stark divides: homeless men panhandling for money around $10 million homes; luxury sports cars parked outside dilapidated warehouses.
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Photo: APA privacy watchdog group in the UK is calling for a ban on automated face recognition technologies after a report revealed staggeringly high false-positive rates.
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Belfort says Madoff got a life sentence for a reason -- because his crimes were horrendous, staggeringly affected people's lives and resulted in suicides ... including his own son's.
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He also has a staggeringly high basketball IQ for a rookie—a preternatural feel for the game that often doesn't arrive until the twilight of one's career.
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The sheer faces of the range of table-top mountains known as tepuis, near where Venezuela, Brazil and Guyana meet, offer a host of staggeringly hard tests.
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"It's about time that Canada invested more in its defence," said Nile Gardiner, an expert at the conservative Heritage Foundation, describing its spending levels as "staggeringly low".
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In fact, American Airlines cancelled dozens of flights out of Phoenix, AZ the past few days due to staggeringly high temperatures (Phoenix reached 119 degrees on Tuesday).
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Cleaning up this mess will be staggeringly hard, not least because Mr Buhari, a northern Muslim who replaced a president from the Delta, is not popular there.
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Stephen Shore, the subject of an immersive and staggeringly charming retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, is my favorite American photographer of the past half century.
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According to the survey, 63 percent of women said they could never vote for Mr. Trump, a staggeringly high number that presents him with a daunting challenge.
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And that made him staggeringly popular: The last time Mr. Brooks played New York City, it was to almost a million people in Central Park in 1997.
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But a new Pew survey using a huge sample to allow for insight into demographic details shows that the intersection of these two trends is staggeringly large.
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Although the Episcopal Church has generally been more affirming of LGBTQ people than other Christian denominations, LGBTQ individuals tend to leave religion altogether at staggeringly high rates.
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But even as chronic illnesses have become more prevalent, Texas's staggeringly high uninsurance rate means many women aren't getting treated, or even diagnosed, until they become pregnant.
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Eighty percent of Chileans receive medical care from a public health system whose bureaucratic organization has not changed in three decades, and delivers staggeringly long wait times.
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On the level of price return it's also staggeringly normal (that is, just looking at how much money you made on the year, not a measure of "risk").
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And yet it's staggeringly difficult to try to begin to even imagine what a world is supposed to look like in which everybody recognizes this and accepts this.
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An AI called AlphaGo scored a momentous victory over Lee Se-dol, one of the all-time best players of Go, the staggeringly complex ancient Chinese board game.
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The staggeringly low number of American billionaires that identify as being of African descent highlights the widening chasm between the economic opportunities afforded to black and white Americans.
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Nevertheless, Jaguar has gone and solved one of those issues with the new F-TYPE SVR, which adds brutal power to the already staggeringly beautiful F-TYPE form.
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At this point, virtually anyone who cares about the craft of animation recognizes the name Laika, the Portland, Oregon-based studio that specializes in staggeringly detailed stop-motion.
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Regardless of one's moral / political stance on blanket user surveillance in the name of so-called national security, that combination of actions is just painfully, even staggeringly, inept.
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And for a woman like Angelina Jolie, not only economically independent but staggeringly wealthy in a communal-property state, marriage may prove to have been an affirmative disadvantage.
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He had been heavily criticized throughout his presidency for his failure to grow the job market, which has resulted in staggeringly high rates of unemployment for Kenyan youth.
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If that seems staggeringly low ... it's 'cause it is -- for a similar season in 2014, Giancarlo Stanton inked a 13-year, $325 MILLION deal ($25 mil a year)!!!
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And the way it develops over time, into a staggeringly rich and complicated cityscape, feels like an endless series of Easter egg rewards for sticking with the story.
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Most of her subjects do not mention it at all, or else reveal themselves to be staggeringly misinformed (if not willfully ignorant) about the world crumbling around them.
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The idea germinated when she worked at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, where she had pondered what she called two "staggeringly different" paintings he made 22012 years apart.
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" Chappelle introduces the nervous-looking but staggeringly famous Smith to an audience near the end of the episode with the line, "Make some noise for what's-his-face.
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The odds that our message would reach a society that had been tinkering with radio for a shorter, or even similar, period of time would be staggeringly long.
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When authorities entered the man's condominium last week, they found a staggeringly large stash of vaping cartridges, believed to be one of the biggest busts in the country.
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In order to play her, Hamilton would have to get into staggeringly good shape, since Sarah's robo-apocalypse training included pull-ups and, eventually, bicep-straining shotgun pumps.
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At the ninth national exhibition of the National Art Gallery of the Bahamas, artists play with the theme of fruits and seeds in staggeringly varied and complicated ways.
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Early in The Witch, the staggeringly scary new horror film from first-time director Robert Eggers, there's a shot that neatly encapsulates everything that makes the film successful.
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But, despite being one of the most fascinating and progressive fields, tech still falls flat when it comes to inclusion of women and minorities — with staggeringly low diversity statistics.
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As China marks World AIDS Day Thursday, the effects of that missing knowledge is more evident than ever, with growing numbers of HIV infections and staggeringly high abortion rates.
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That means this escalation is staggeringly slow, and makes clear that Tehran is really hoping to wait out Trump's presidency and patch the deal back together with his successor.
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That lack of representation matters: It results in products that don't work for women, from the seemingly trivial (smart watches without period trackers) to the staggeringly serious (deadly airbags).
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Democrats see that relationship and Arrington's strongly conservative positions, coupled with her staggeringly small campaign war chest compared to Sanford, as an opportunity for Democrat Joe Cunningham to compete.
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After two months, it finally found that formula, with the PAX final featuring a staggeringly impressive and eye-popping blend of skillful strategizing, serendipitous happenstance, and nail-biting bouts.
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Personal info is a somewhat nebulous concept, and the fact that experts are describing the GDPR as "staggeringly complex" is not making it easy to cover all the bases.
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"This whole blockchain deal has the potential it does only because it is applicable across national borders and income groups, the permutations and possibilities are staggeringly great," Clinton said.
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His 700,000 followers on Twitter and 250,000 Facebook page likes could be key to tapping into Kenya's staggeringly young and social media-savvy population -- who increasingly disregard tribal identities.
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MoviePass has a new limited time offer that drops the staggeringly low price of their service from $10 per month to $7.95 per month (with a $19.95 processing fee).
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What I got instead was a full day of people from across LA, the country, and eventually the world processing this mural with a staggeringly diverse spectrum of reactions.
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Their missive begins: We write in the wake of reports of staggeringly-long lines expected this summer at Transportation Security Administration (TSA) screening checkpoints in airports across the country.
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Staggeringly high Democratic turnout in the Texas suburbs last week has the party bullish about capturing a half-dozen seats that slipped through its grasp in the 2018 midterms.
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Strauss's subtle lie is that a wise aging woman will naturally make a staggeringly inappropriate erotic choice, jettisoning the search for love in a desperate burst of sexual eagerness.
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Coming in hot out of absolutely nowhere for no discernible reason, as is his wont, he's decided to go after Arrival, Denis Villeneuve's staggeringly good 2016 sci-fi movie.
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It's a staggeringly difficult suite of 13 pieces lasting more than two and a half hours, into which the composer incorporated his own transcriptions and transformations of bird calls.
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Staggeringly silly and visually disordered, this unfortunate misfire has been kicking around Europe and elsewhere for a couple of years under different titles, and it's easy to see why.
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Here's one showing each year as a line — which, again, makes clear how staggeringly, anomalously warm 2015 and 2016 have been: The chart below breaks things down by month.
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Their resistance to the transwoman's description of her own gender identity isn't just token protest; it's a dangerous rhetoric that leads to staggeringly high rates of violence against transgender individuals.
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Uber calls the lawsuit "baseless," but the company continues to show staggeringly poor judgment when it comes to convincing a skeptical public that its autonomous vehicles are legal and safe.
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This is the fourth year in a row the Marine Mammal Center has responded to a staggeringly high number of marine mammal strandings, with 750 rescues in 2016 so far.
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You develop the overwhelming impression that some cryptic but staggeringly powerful intelligence is staging a performance expressly for you, even as you remind yourself that this can't be the case.
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The episode is staggeringly ambitious, and an awesome showcase for The Good Place's amazing cast, which has only gotten better with every bizarre curveball the show has thrown at them.
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"Then I saw the play and it was staggeringly beautiful," he recalled, sipping black tea at Nil, an Egyptian cafe in this city's trendy seventh district, soon after the opening.
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The technology is staggeringly expensive, but the bet is that removing people could change the cost structures of taxis and semitrucks, and boom, all those billions spent were worth it.
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As if to drive her point home, "How to Hygge" is illustrated with photos of staggeringly gorgeous Nordic people in Fair Isle sweaters clutching coffee, riding bikes and potting plants.
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This is a staggeringly severe breach, one that experts on the intelligence community warn could jeopardize US national security for the foreseeable future — even directly putting lives on the line.
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They shouldered crushing student loan debt as they vied for a scarce spot in the labor market, only to find low pay and staggeringly long hours once they landed one.
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Capturing staggeringly saturated or otherwise vibrant shots can be tricky, but the "Pro mode" of the app allows for custom camera control, plus shooting in RAW, so there is some flexibility.
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The supernova could be fueled by some type of radioactivity, but it would need a staggeringly large source of decaying nickel for that (about 30 times the mass of the Sun).
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The outlook is just as grim for hepatitis A and B, with the number of infections rising in recent years, staggeringly so if you take into account unreported or missed diagnoses.
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Today money largely consists of bits on a computer, a staggeringly convenient system that allows people to pay instantly for goods (often denominated in different currencies) from all over the world.
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Critic's Notebook More than the staggeringly self-absorbed British pop star, the wistful giant, the Greeks bickering inside the Trojan horse or the baby floating in utero, the glowworms got me.
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"The staggeringly high value of the tax cut for the Trump dynasty alone carries the same price tag as multiple high-value national priorities," Third Way said in an analysis Wednesday.
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Even in the best-case scenario, New York City's staggeringly large $32 million program to kill rodents would reduce rat populations in the city's most infested areas only by 70 percent.
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This year's Pickathon, an independent festival held on the edge of an Oregon forest, hosted a staggeringly diverse lineup of acts in something that seemed for all the world like paradise.
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As artificial intelligence continues to advance, videos of all kinds can now be edited in a Photoshop-like manner using special algorithms, and the resulting "deepfake porn" can look staggeringly realistic.
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It's a picture of a President and his men who subscribe to a staggeringly broad interpretation of executive power and have no reservations about using it often for domestic political ends.
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But the real star is the two-play drama itself, a staggeringly ambitious look at identity, illness and Americanness, set against the backdrop of the AIDS crisis and the Reagan administration.
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If there are fewer than five films in the Best Picture lineup at the end of the second round, things could proceed to a third round, but this seems staggeringly unlikely.
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This is a staggeringly high number for technology companies, which typically run heavy on the R&D (engineers) and, in the case of software businesses, sales representatives trying to land big contracts.
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Considering the staggeringly widespread prevalence of food in just about every form of media, it seems outright peculiar how little the world of food and drink has been explored in modern animation.
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Making light of the tragedy for a tacky sales pitch is not one of them, obviously — but that didn't stop one Texas mattress store from sharing a staggeringly offensive, unfathomably disrespectful commercial.
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Click here to view original GIFSalade Tomate OignonSome say there's no such thing as a new idea, which is just a nice way of saying that humans are a staggeringly unoriginal bunch.
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Women made up only 39 percent of chemists and material scientists, 28 percent of environmental scientists and geoscientists, 16 percent of chemical engineers, and a staggeringly low 12 percent of civil engineers.
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Hanging out with A-listers is really just a lot of being sent back and forth to Starbucks for obscure drinks that don't actually exist and working with some staggeringly unpleasant people.
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But I did test out the other AMG goodies, ranging from the 4Matic all-wheel-drive system (implacable) to the Speedshift nine-speed automanual transmission (bracing) to the sport suspension (staggeringly competent).
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This was the Hubble Cantata, a staggeringly ambitious work that attempted to bring the cosmos down to Brooklyn and make sweaty crowds bordered by beer tents and porta-potties feel like astronauts.
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According to Nielsen, only 46% of the world's population has access to the Internet, driven by staggeringly low numbers in Latin America (55.9%), the Middle East (52.2%), Asia (40.2%) and Africa (28.6%).
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The company has shown tremendous hustle — including appearing at the White House to demo their product to the First Family of the United States — and is tapping into a staggeringly huge market.
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In a staggeringly varied region, with as many cultures and creeds as there are stars in the sky, olive oil is just about as close as you get to an omnipresent deity.
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If there were problems in our staggeringly complex public-private health insurance system, and there always are, they could be attributed to the corrupt, closed process by which the ACA was passed.
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Scientists now have a detailed map of the human genome, showing the location of just about every gene on the human genome, and the technology for sequencing DNA has become staggeringly powerful.
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Past attempts to reduce access have often fostered flourishing black markets, increased the use of heroin and other illegal opioids, and encouraged the development of staggeringly potent and much more deadly synthetics.
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But it is clear that while Mr. Trump has pledged to "help struggling families all across our land," his administration is staggeringly rich, especially in comparison with all of those struggling families.
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This process means that each taco — like the one with staggeringly tender goat barbacoa — carries with it an echo of the tripe and suadero lazing about at the edges of the comal.
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The New Hampshire race has been staggeringly expensive, with over $100 million spent on behalf of the two candidates, the majority of which has supported an all-out assault of television advertising.
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Mr. Mohamed — best known by his nickname, Farmajo, which comes from the Italian word for cheese — was selected by Somalia's Parliament this month in an election process widely seen as staggeringly corrupt.
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It's a staggeringly low price to pay for a service that provides enterprise-grade security, five simultaneous connections, around the clock support, and access to over 2,000 servers in over 140 countries.
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The teens who took part in it have been staggeringly effective at achieving their goals of keeping the Parkland shooting in the news and forcing America to reckon with its stance on guns.
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Photo: University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign & IntelAs someone who's long battled with Photoshop to fix dark and grainy images, the results from this algorithm, even in its early research stages, is staggeringly impressive.
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Even better: IO has taken everything it learned making its episodic Hitman and channeled it into a proper sequel, one that still features the expansive levels and staggeringly complex systems of its predecessor.
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With all those documentaries coming out, with regards to the Rumble In the Jungle, and all the American acts, we had neglected to even listen to the recordings of these staggeringly great performers.
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READ: Pelosi the pragmatist aims her party toward the middle The question is not going away, given Trump's staggeringly broad effort to subvert investigations of his presidency, campaign, personal finances and business career.
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However, many defectors -- who grew up in a society staggeringly different to the fast-moving, capitalist, celebrity-obsessed country they find themselves within -- struggle to adapt and suffer feelings of despair and alienation.
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The game's concept is both staggeringly complex and incredibly simple: players are dropped inside a procedurally-generated universe of 18 quintillion different worlds, each with their own unique characteristics, life forms, and ecosystems.
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While that is a staggeringly low number, it looks even worse when one considers that inflation-adjusted wage growth for the seven months prior to passage of the tax bill was 0.6 percent.
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GDANSK, Poland — A project that daringly set out to bring to life iconic paintings — many created in just one day — has proved to be a staggeringly laborious cinematic effort taking years to realize.
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The most stunning thing about a small department store's worth of clothing coming to life isn't the telling of a mugging gone wrong but rather the staggeringly real sense of movement and action.
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His occasional anxious fits of wheezing he puts down to allergies, and he's not at all self-conscious about the staggeringly offensive jokes he tells at the wrong time to the wrong people.
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This inaction is staggeringly dismissive of victims who submit to invasive exams in order to create these kits, and it also means that law enforcement is missing a major opportunity to identify perpetrators.
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The film ended up on the cover of both Time and Newsweek, and it was staggeringly successful in limited release, including a weekend when it made nearly $30 million on just 1,101 screens.
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The world — including the overwhelming majority of athletes — looked on in astonishment as WADA's lack of power was so publicly exposed and the I.O.C. showed themselves to be so staggeringly out of touch.
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The President's defense team — beset by inconvenient facts about Trump's pressure on Ukraine for dirt on Joe Biden and other Democrats — resorted to a staggeringly broad concept of presidential power for his actions.
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Dave's funny and staggeringly smart; he covers plenty of ground, but the most compelling stuff has to do with the blunt weight of Hollywood and how it slowly, painstakingly crushes those inside it.
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Photo: GettyHundreds of 7-Eleven customers who downloaded a new mobile payment app in Japan were robbed out of hundreds of thousands of dollars due to some staggeringly idiotic security lapses in the app.
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The Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S is staggeringly powerful sedan that can give supercars a run for their money, yet still carry three passengers in style and handle a surprisingly large amount of cargo.
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The unemployment rate is a staggeringly low 2.1% as of September — the most recent Bureau of Labor Statistics data available — versus October's national average of 3.6%, which is itself a near five-decade low.
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This obfuscation comes, in part, at the behest of a donor class whose interests are wildly out of step with the public—this bill, like those that have come before it, is staggeringly unpopular.
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It also makes for some staggeringly weird flashes of brilliance: In a few palette-knife portraits, in particular, Cézanne seems to have created his Uncle Dominique out of dirt and sheer force of will.
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A public option is vastly more popular among Democrats and the general electorate than a play-to-the-base national health care takeover that would never pass Congress and prove staggeringly expensive to implement.
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So, when mutual fund managers see that the tech-heavy Nasdaq is up roughly 15 percent for 2018 — a staggeringly strong gain — they tend to take profits regardless of what they're selling, Cramer explained.
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Joseph Pulitzer's journey from 19th-century Hungarian immigrant to staggeringly influential media mogul involved fighting for the Union Army during the Civil War and working as a waiter at a storied St. Louis restaurant.
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Ubiquitous and almost infinitely flexible, it's the perfect scapegoat, yet betrays not only a mind numbingly ill-informed reading of the Frankfurt School's output, but also a staggeringly stupid grasp of the historical process.
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Then, desperate to preserve the credibility of his failing diplomatic opening with Kim, Trump shrugged off short-range ballistic missile tests by Pyongyang that threaten the Japanese hosts who gave him a staggeringly warm welcome.
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The iPhone X had a staggeringly big price tag, but the bet that there would be a bracket of consumers that would pay extra for a newer phone was one that made sense in theory.
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The record is a staggeringly innovative blend of folk, pop, and witty rap music, a concoction that sounds awful on paper but felt novel in 21, an expansion of what indie rap could turn into.
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The opportunity for machines, over time, to diagnose with high accuracy and de minimis risk of error the illnesses from which we suffer, is both a staggeringly huge financial opportunity and an exceptional human good.
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Same-sex couples, thanks to the LGBTQ movement's staggeringly quick bending of the American moral arc, now have an easier path toward starting their own families and comfortably receding into the banality of family life.
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It's a staggeringly brazen move: Far from speaking truth to power, Faith Nation sells us on the notion that the role of the news media should be to let power speak whatever truth it wants.
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Some posts juxtapose images of famous people who are the same age, there's the occasional extreme close-up of a random actor, and an array of various Instagram wannabes who look staggeringly like Kim Kardashian.
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I took a perverse sort of pleasure in my new habit, but it wasn't until I found "Terrace House," a staggeringly banal Japanese franchise, that I realized the format was capable of genuine literary excellence.
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Jovenel Moïse, 48, rose from obscurity to win the country's presidential elections this week, after a nearly two-year electoral process marred by allegations of fraud, delays, natural disasters and a staggeringly low voter turnout.
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CreditCreditDevin Yalkin for The New York Times Sam Siatta was deep in a tequila haze, so staggeringly drunk that he would later say he retained no memory of the crime he was beginning to commit.
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Instead, the main task of liberal politics should be mobilizing those from all backgrounds who oppose the far-right's vision — knitting together in common cause a staggeringly diverse array of people with very different experiences.
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The staggeringly expensive Second Avenue Subway, with deep tunnels bored through solid rock, may have taken pressure off the overcrowded Lexington Avenue line, but the affluent Upper East Side it serves was no transit desert.
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And slave monuments in cemeteries are often staggeringly small in relation to the number of lives they remember: In Memphis's Elmwood Cemetery, a single stone memorializes over 300 slaves who died between 1852 and 1865.
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Casey Affleck is staggeringly good in this Kenneth Lonergan-helmed feature, which simmers along for nearly two hours before a devastating final act that raises questions about whether one can truly move on from unspeakable tragedy.
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There is also the fact that violent video games are a worldwide phenomenon, yet gun violence, and mass shootings in particular, occur in America at staggeringly high rates not seen in the rest of the world.
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But, as of this week, those staggeringly high production numbers are about to take a hit, as French authorities begin to impose an outright ban of foie gras production in the southwestern part of the country.
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Not only is consensual non-monogamy, or CNM, more common and less dysfunctional than stereotypes suggest, but the particular necessities of the arrangement — like staggeringly candid communication — can teach a thing or two to monogamous mates.
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They are designed to put on staggeringly eye-catching performances — the stage is awash in neon colors, the attire is garish, the performances are slightly manic, there are glowing props — and yet they officially prohibit photography.
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The bill is staggeringly regressive: It is mostly tax cuts and regulatory cuts that benefit rich people, combined with nonsensical revisions that hurt the poor and the elderly, and especially those who are poor and elderly.
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The choice is staggeringly wide and the competence of cameras from every major manufacturer — whether it be Nikon, Canon, Olympus, Panasonic, Sony, Fujifilm, or even Pentax — is such that you'll struggle to make a bad decision.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — Saturday, May 28 was a staggeringly hot day out along 28 Mile Road, where, just before three in the afternoon, a somewhat anomalous crowd of people began to gather.
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Mr. Trump is not as reflexively against government as, say, Ted Cruz, but he supports cuts in taxes, heavily skewed toward the wealthy, that can be financed only by huge budget cuts or staggeringly large deficits.
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Polls have the upstart Democrat down and Republicans believe the state's Republican tendencies will be evident on Election Day, but staggeringly high early voting numbers and national attention on the race have given O'Rourke a chance.
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So when oil prices suddenly took a nosedive, it helped trigger a crisis that saw the nation transform from a regional powerhouse into a failing — if not failed — state in a staggeringly short amount of time.
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The human toll would be staggeringly high: The military historian Reid Kirby estimated last June that a sustained sarin attack could kill up to 2.5 million people in Seoul alone, while injuring nearly 228 million more.
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Connie says she often swaps clothes with schoolmates to avoid this, but with the staggeringly low cost of items from certain outlets, it's increasingly viable to purchase a new outfit for every event, should you desire.
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Across resource-rich Central Asia — with the exception of Kyrgyzstan (which Freedom House defines as "partly free") — leaders have combined old tribal traditions with Communist-era bureaucratic practices to maintain a staggeringly durable grip on power.
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Nor do I have much confidence that the present burst of European nationalism is more than a spasm, a reflex — not when religious practice is so weak, patriotism so attenuated, the continent's birthrate so staggeringly low.
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The human toll would be staggeringly high: The military historian Reid Kirby estimated last June that a sustained sarin attack could kill up to 2.5 million people in Seoul alone, while injuring nearly 7 million more.
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Seemingly 'stupid' biologic organisms are able to perform tasks in aggregate that are staggeringly complex, such as protein folding or the ability of cells to multiply and form complex structures like eyes, hearts, brains, and other organs.
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"Staggeringly beautiful, no question, but so incredibly savvy and intelligent that she's not just carved a niche for herself under her father's famed Trump notoriety, she has undoubtedly created her own empire," wrote the then-future royal.
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Especially when it comes to the biannual endless slog of fashion month where girls are expected to rush around from one show to the next, traipsing down runways in staggeringly tall high heels from dawn until dusk.
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His list included mainstream concerns, such as school finance and the state's staggeringly high maternal mortality rate, but also red-meat political priorities; among other things, the governor wanted legislation concerning which lavatories transgender Texans might use.
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That's because wages lag farther behind the staggeringly high cost of living in London than in New York; London doesn't even crack the top 10 cities for average gross earnings (it's 13th, while New York is fourth).
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"We created Life in Review to reveal, all at once, the sort of staggeringly large historical archive of memories and life-information that most users of Facebook have unintentionally created for themselves," Roark told me over email.
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USDA is ignoring three decades of studies indicating that faster line speeds and the forceful nature of the work in meatpacking plants are the root causes of a staggeringly high rate of work-related injuries and illnesses.
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What do you do when your current business model is so staggeringly loss-making you're having to warn investors it may never turn a profit, at the same time as it's under increasing legal and regulatory attack?
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The other production, which in many ways could not be more unlike this collection, is "Minefield," a staggeringly powerful and humane examination of war that ended its Under the Radar festival run on Sunday at N.Y.U. Skirball.
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The long-simmering issue came to a head with "Hamilton," as it became clear that the show would become staggeringly profitable, and actors involved in its development grew unhappy that they would not share in the profits.
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Voters will be considering, among other things, the faltering economy and debates over women's, Muslim and Dalit rights, as well as Prime Minister Narendra Modi's job performance wielding a Hindu-nationalist agenda in a staggeringly diverse country.
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Mariah wore a strappy lace bra underneath a very low cut black jumpsuit, paired with staggeringly high-heeled booties, an oversized pink Birkin bag, and in a true diva move, sunglasses despite it being the dead of night.
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The historic nature of the show — capturing Queen at a peak, with a staggeringly deep catalog to draw from — has made it a favorite of rock n rollers who count it among the best live sets ever documented.
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He is running for governor of Kansas next year, hoping to replace Sam Brownback, the staggeringly unpopular Republican governor who recently made headlines when his experiments with deep tax cuts were ended by lawmakers from his own party.
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When the birth of Tomlinson and Jungwirth's baby was announced in January, fans switched to arguing that the baby itself was a surrogate, a doll, or a complete fabrication, going to staggeringly elaborate lengths to uphold the conspiracy.
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He recognises that the most important reform is to slash pension costs which, at 12% of GDP, are roughly the same size in Brazil as they are in richer, older countries and on course to become staggeringly larger.
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In the wake of the Trump administration's staggeringly ineffectual response to the territory's continuing humanitarian crisis, Giovannetti, like so many Puerto Ricans, is turning to an unfazed group of neighborhood volunteers to help him start all over again.
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The German sporting brand, famed for the legendary 911 and more recently the Cayenne SUV, will initially offer a pair of staggeringly expensive versions of the vehicle, which bears more than a passing resemblance to Porsche's Panamera sedan.
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The staggeringly expensive contest renewed tensions about the direction of the party in a state that has long embraced moderate conservatives in the mold of Howard Baker, the longtime senator, and more recently Mr. Corker and Mr. Haslam.
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The YouTube advertiser revolt didn't harm Google's staggeringly strong bottom line, but the Times series rattled the company enough to lead to a face-to-face meeting between Murdoch, Thomson, and Google chief executive Sundar Pichai, according to sources.
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It's even less probable that another commander-in-chief would take the meeting without administering a very public dressing down of Russian President Vladimir Putin before the cameras over accusations of a staggeringly broad election-meddling operation in 2016.
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"The shape and symmetry of what we have observed strongly suggests that a staggeringly powerful event happened a few million years ago very near our galaxy's central black hole," astronomer William Cotton from the National Radio Astronomy Observatory said.
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Internet affordability remains staggeringly unequal across the globe: In Africa in 2015, one gigabyte of data cost more than 17 percent of the average person's income, while in the Europe and United States, it cost less than 1 percent.
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It's the biggest corporate proxy fight in history and also staggeringly expensive; the two sides will have spent at least $2200 million, and probably tens of millions more, as they try to sway investors to their point of view.
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Lurking in the shadows of the Tesla rally are two hard facts: Global electric-vehicle sales are a mere 2% of the total market, and it could be staggeringly expensive to improve that figure and justify Tesla's stock price.
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The challenge with business expansion in the auto industry is that it's both staggeringly expensive (developing a new vehicle costs $1 billion, and a new factory could cost even more) and highly dependent on consumer confidence and credit conditions.
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Carlo Cottarelli told foreign reporters in Rome on Friday that ultimately it won&apost be EU regulations that will work against the populist agenda but "the markets that aren&apost accommodating" about increasing Italy&aposs already staggeringly high national debt.
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The new series is basically a gender-reversed reboot of the original — three adults unite to co-raise a gaggle of cute kids in a staggeringly valuable San Francisco home — starring grown-up versions of characters we first met as children.
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The pay discrepancy currently stands at 79 cents to the dollar; for African-American women, it's 64 cents to the dollar, and for Latina women, an even more staggeringly low 56 cents to the dollar, per the White House's blog.
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" When Johnson ditched a joint press conference with the Prime Minister of Luxembourg due to protesters, The Sun deemed the decision to carry on with the press conference with an empty podium for Johnson as "staggeringly rude and utterly nauseating.
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A brief sampling of the praise heaped on Alfonso Cuarón's epic film about ordinary people, Roma: "Staggeringly great" according to Salon; "Fucking glorious," according to If Beale Street Could Talk director Barry Jenkins; a "masterpiece," according to The New York Times.
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Alison Cool, a professor of anthropology and information science at the University of Colorado, Boulder, writes in The New York Times that the law is "staggeringly complex" and practically incomprehensible to the people who are trying to comply with it.
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In the latest issue of "Civil War II," in which the superhero alliance the Avengers -- popularized by Marvel's staggeringly successful movies -- are divided into two opposing teams, Banner's comrade Hawkeye shoots the Hulk's human alter ego in the eye, killing him.
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The clothing Chernobyl's characters wear, the cars they drive, the cigarettes they smoke, the glassware they drink from, the wallpaper in their homes—all of it is staggeringly accurate, a product of more than two and a half years of research.
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"Speculative length is so staggeringly high that, in fact, anything can bring about the price correction, whether it's soft tones from the White House or an increased nervousness on financial markets," said Eugen Weinberg, head of commodity research at Commerzbank.
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Earlier this month, researchers at the California-based Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) published a report in the psychological journal The Lancet that suggests MDMA, or Ecstasy, is really good—staggeringly good—at treating PTSD when combined with therapy.
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An Aedes genome map of sorts, too, has existed since 2007, but researchers say it is staggeringly imperfect: fragmented into 36,204 pieces, some of which are themselves misassembled, with hundreds of genes known to be missing and others mistakenly duplicated.
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The urgency has led to Republicans expressing support for a staggeringly high funding level, a package that one treasury memo suggests could include a combined $500 billion in checks to Americans to address the economic impact of the coronavirus. Sen.
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Just a 30-minute drive from the Strip is a natural wonder, the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area: A set of staggeringly tall rock formations the color of burned copper, it is a paradise for rock climbers and hikers.
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The history of the regulation of sexuality, especially the parts he's chosen to gloss over—which happen to be parts that particularly concern the vulnerability of women and children—is a chronicle of a staggeringly long reign of sanctioned brutality.
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He died at 93 in 29, after a career so staggeringly and variously productive that even the huge retrospective called "Robert Rauschenberg: Among Friends," which opens at the Museum of Modern Art on Sunday, can represent it only in generous slivers.
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These are, more or less, the same dynamics that play out across the health care system—the staggeringly high costs of good health in America play out all around us; it's just that insulin makes the stakes glaringly, tragically obvious.
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President Trump has promised to build a wall to stop the flow of illegal immigrants in areas like this, but the geography — like shallow riverbanks and craggy trails that are impassable for vehicles — makes that nearly impossible and staggeringly expensive.
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She posted a Facebook video of the beekeeper cutting away the ceiling in her living room to reveal the staggeringly huge colony: There were more than 120,000 bees and 120 pounds of honeycomb in the massive bee "condo" inside her home.
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The bill calls for the phasing out of items that are now widely understood not to be recycled at all; as mentioned in the language of the bill, a staggeringly large percentage of plastic waste in the U.S. doesn't actually get recycled.
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Google's ability to parse spoken and written words with software forms the foundation of its Google Assistant product, and the proficiency of its AI-trained translation algorithms is what has made Google Translate so staggeringly successful across so many different types of languages.
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The ensuing data dumps are so staggeringly large that it's easy to lose perspective that the contents of each of those hundreds of millions of records may represent a person, and grant access to some of their most private communications or digital spaces.
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One of the best parts of major NHL events is that you know someone over the age of 50 wearing a very expensive suit will sit in front of a microphone and say something that ranges from tone deaf to staggeringly stupid.
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Just as, if Facebook content was housed in a physical library, the company would require considerably more real estate than the largest library of the ancient world in order to house its staggeringly massive-and-expanding-by-the-second human content collection.
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This was staggeringly inappropriate in a way that's become commonplace in the early days of the Trump administration: Stone, alongside his former lobbying partner Paul Manafort, was being investigated by the FBI for possibly illegal contact with Russian officials during the 2016 campaign.
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At IFA this month, HTC announced a One A9s, which, staggeringly enough, was a downgrade on last year's One A9, with its lower screen resolution and other cutbacks justified by the premise of bringing premium aluminum unibody design to the mass market.
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Another, "The Green Room" (on Sunday and Wednesday), is a staggeringly bleak adaptation of a Henry James story in which Mr. Truffaut casts himself as a journalist and World War I veteran who becomes more occupied with the dead than with the living.
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It turns out the benefits of shared vehicles are potentially staggeringly big: Fewer vehicles on the road, fewer vehicle miles traveled, far less need for parking, lower pollution and carbon emissions, and radically increased access to jobs, health care facilities, and schools.
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Staggeringly beautiful, in image and sound (including an orchestral version of "Stormy Weather" that just about made me cry), is a documentary video shot on an Aleut-populated island in the Bering Sea, by Sky Hopinka, a Native American from Washington State.
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Without better funded and better crafted organization and advocacy on behalf of the poor, the propaganda and accusations now emanating from the right will ineluctably reshape the law of the land — and once institutionalized, such "remedies" could prove staggeringly difficult to reverse.
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The narratives of the Metal Gear Solid games can be hallucinatorily surreal and difficult to follow, in a Lynchian manner, but at the same time the games are staggeringly popular big-budget blockbusters that marry technical wizardry with cheesy melodrama, à la Cameron.
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More of an influencer commune or a frat house on steroids than a house, Jake Paul's residence includes a decked out gym, a full size boxing ring in the living room, and hidden Lego scenes built into the columns of a staggeringly large foyer.
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"To say she's the woman of my dreams would not quite capture it seeing as, even in my dreams, I️ never could have imagined a woman so staggeringly beautiful, genuinely lovable, and sincerely Christlike as my dear Jinger," the former pro soccer player shared.
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One reason that American Crime — which is also doing a staggeringly ambitious season of TV about miscarriages of justice in North Carolina this year — is so good is that it refuses to kowtow to the typical style of network TV. Its scoring is minimal.
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The Archaeological Park of Pompeii — as distinct from the adjacent modern Italian city of Pompei — is set to receive a record-breaking number of visitors this year, guards are in short supply, and everyday maintenance of the 1603-acre archaeological site remains staggeringly expensive.
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They've certainly earned the right to: After making eight consistent, staggeringly good albums since 2001, they've cemented their status as scions of indie rock (and darlings of at least two presidential hopefuls), worthy of a retrospective that shows just how strong their catalog is.
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Details on the story itself are being tightly guarded — Alcon's press release only says that it's "set several decades after the original" — but we do know that Denis Villeneuve (Sicario) will be directing the film, with the staggeringly talented cinematographer Roger Deakins shooting the film.
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Whether you're looking for some staggeringly good rabbit salame; a dessert made from peach, cherry, and cherry blossom that looks like a hot dog; or peanut muscovado milk that could one day save the world, The City by the Bay has got you covered.
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They have come to rely on a harsh reality of Afghan life: After decades of war and staggeringly frequent tragedy, more and more Afghan families have some business or another in Kabul's cemeteries, where an ever-larger slice of everyday life is now centered.
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But in hindsight, her career was largely defined by what amounted to a staggeringly creative 20-year stretch beginning in the mid-1970s, bookended by the premiere of "Laverne & Shirley" and the release of "The Preacher's Wife," which starred Denzel Washington and Whitney Houston.
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The atrocities continue — the glaring police brutality, the staggeringly disproportionate numbers of black men in the prison system, the racial wage gap and any number of other disparities that come along with a nation founded upon enslavement of nonwhite people — but we galvanize our grief.
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Furie's crackdown also follows a similar recent turn to copyright enforcement by a game developer who'd grown sick of the "humor" of YouTube star PewDiePie, the staggeringly popular gaming vlogger whose political views appear to lean toward the alt-right despite his frequent denials.
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At the very least, festivals are moving in the right direction by upping the number of women playing, unlike the music industry itself, where in 2017 women saw a sharp drop in their representation in popular music, songwriting, and production — when the numbers were already staggeringly imbalanced.
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"Staggeringly beautiful, no question, but so incredibly savvy and intelligent that she's not just carved a niche for herself under her father's famed Trump notoriety, she has undoubtedly created her own empire," Markle wrote in the blog post, which also included an email interview with the businesswoman.
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The scene was at first secured by military police, but around the body there are no signs of grief -- just a clean white towel placed respectfully by a local on his face, a sign of the callous, quick, and staggeringly brutal end this young man met.
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His show last night on Rinse FM was a two hour tribute to the man himself, consisting of old favorites and unreleased cuts that provided an insight into the career and staggeringly large back catalogue of one of the most exciting dance music producers of our time.
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As such, it includes the ornate wood panels Gauguin carved for his 1902 "Maison du Jouir (House of Sensual Pleasure)" and, in a gallery of its own, his lavishly illustrated Tahitian diary Noa Noa — a staggeringly beautiful book as well as a show-within-the-show.
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Black Mirror, that at times staggeringly brilliant, very often harrowing narrative window into a future which is a slightly — only slightly — distorted view of our contemporary culture gives us a version of the comeuppance tale in "Black Museum," the last episode in the recently released fourth season.
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"Throughout her nomination process, Kathleen Hartnett White has confirmed what her record clearly shows: her views are extreme, her words are staggeringly inappropriate and her disrespect for science and our nation's chief environmental laws is a danger to public health," Carper said in a Tuesday statement.
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In short: Matt becomes embroiled in the kind of hackneyed London gangland rivalry that Guy Ritchie would be embarrassed by, receives no help from a staggeringly incompetent Met, and a romantic interest is so painfully forced upon proceedings that it hurts to watch the relevant scenes.
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WITH Justice Anthony Kennedy's 218 years on the bench ending this month a few days after his 82nd birthday and a partisan fight brewing in the Senate over his successor, public attention has again focused on a quirk of America's judiciary: the staggeringly long careers of Supreme Court justices.
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They have a keen ear for production — distressed, drowsy horns on "4 the Real 1s"; the mottled texture of early Wu-Tang Clan on "Pop Champagne"; a staggeringly swaggering bass loop on "40 Below" (produced by El RTNC, one of the sonic architects of vintage New York rap revivalism).
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Even when you look at the whole weekend, the movie's earnings were staggeringly low: According to THR, it took in about $618 from the 11 theaters where it played nationwide, meaning an average of just six people went to see it in each (uncomfortably desolate) theater that screened it.
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While many are aware of the problems resulting from the United States' staggeringly high incarceration rate — nearly one-fourth of the world's incarcerated population is in the United States — it can be more difficult to consider the impact it has on the children who grow up without those parents.
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"A few have resented that fire for that light it cast upon them, for the truth it revealed about their character, but my father never cared what they thought," the senator's daughter said in staggeringly direct and unrestrained address that would have made her father glow with pride.
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The Justice Department's independent inspector general, Michael E. Horowitz, and his team uncovered a staggeringly dysfunctional and error-ridden process in how the F.B.I. went about obtaining and renewing court permission under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, or FISA, to wiretap Carter Page, a former Trump campaign adviser.
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But due to rapid growth in the economy of China — and that country's staggeringly large population of more than 1.2 billion souls — the United States is also close to losing its status as the world's No. 1 economic powerhouse in a way that hasn't previously been on the table.
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According to recent polling, a staggeringly small portion of the 22-to-45-year-old demographic watches cable news, and in fact almost 50 percent of young people do not watch traditional TV at all, instead opting to get their content from online streaming services, social media, and the like.
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Thanks to Netflix's dominance in 190 countries, these many lighter-skinned, lighter-haired individuals are poised to become the global face for success in Mexico, a Latinx country with a 43% poverty rate where lighter skin color already has a proven, staggeringly high, correlation with higher education rates and wealth.
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The urgent, seemingly improvised steps come amid a worsening humanitarian crisis in Wuhan, one exacerbated by tactics that have left this city of 11 million with a death rate from the coronavirus of 4.1 percent as of Thursday — staggeringly higher than the rest of the country's rate of 2.83 percent.
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The outburst that ensued could only be described as fanatical, as the other passenger declared herself to be a devoted user of the site, which offers members unlimited rental access to a staggeringly long list of coveted brands from Ulla Johnson to Mansur Gavriel at a fraction of the retail cost.
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For many who grew up near or in New York City, or who have traveled to the Big Apple, a visit to MoMA's staggeringly rich collection nudged its way into the imagination of what New York is, how it functions, and its place in the evolution of art and ideas.
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The answer is evident in the outpouring of affection that residents here have showered on the Atlanta BeltLine, which aims to convert 22 miles of mostly disused railway beds circling the city's urban core into a biking and pedestrian loop, a new streetcar line, and a staggeringly ambitious engine of urban revitalization.
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More recent research suggests that this staggeringly high rate is the result of systemic discrimination and a refusal to accept trans kids for who they are — according to a 2016 study published in the medical journal Pediatrics, transgender children with supportive families are no more anxious or depressed than their cisgender peers.
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The fact that only two of them have obtained any semblance of justice in the criminal system is a reminder of how staggeringly difficult it is for women and other survivors of sexual abuse in this country to hold perpetrators accountable -- on top of the difficulty of dealing with the traumas themselves.
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The staggeringly large, 217-person cast list reads more like an invitation list to the 2007 VMAs, but at least its nice to see David Lynch bringing in some new actors to the bunch since the whole concept of seeing old cast members reprising their original roles years later sounds better in theory than practice.
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Washington (CNN)Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Tuesday pitched Republican senators on a massive economic response package amid the coronavirus crisis with a price tag that is now at a staggeringly high $1 trillion, which would include a first wave of checks to Americans that would cost $250 billion, a source familiar tells CNN.
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Parts of it are still staggeringly clunky — a dinner party early in the season comes to mind — and the Meachums (Tom Pelphrey and Jessica Stroup), the villainous stalwarts from the first season, are as dull as ever, reprising their roles as shopworn white-collar criminals who don't know what it's like to feel love.
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Whether she's casually gliding over subway grates in staggeringly high lace-up stilettos, picking up her CFDA Icon award in a completely sheer Swarovski-encrusted dress, do-rag and thong, or casually attending Coachella in a fresh off the runway glittering unitard from brand of the moment Gucci, the pop star doesn't exactly do low-key dressing.
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French President Emmanuel Macron's apparent barbs at President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's U.S.-first policies are staggeringly hypocritical.
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How we have reached a point in professional hockey analysis in 2016 that we are routinely boiling down the reasoning behind a team's wins and losses to just one player and attributing things like "winner" and "loser" based on all that happens in a sport where luck plays a staggeringly huge factor in games is beyond me.
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Even before his government's election two years ago, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made reconciling with the indigenous population a key priority, and there is a sustained discussion of the struggles native people face here: staggeringly high suicide rates, mostly among their youngest members; the large number of unsolved disappearances and murders of aboriginal women; unsafe drinking water in reserves.
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The parts of Mr. Talley's story told through archival footage are fascinating — a staggeringly tall gay black man from the American South inventing himself as a bon vivant ("You can be aristocratic without having been born into an aristocratic family") and making himself welcome, and essential, at the pinnacle of the Paris and New York fashion world.
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To dig into the president's voter-fraud theories, you would have to imagine hundreds of disparate polling centers being duped on a scale decisive enough to swing elections, including legions of fraudulent voters, spoofed registrations, recruiters and managers — a staggeringly sophisticated secret cabal that decided, for some reason, to devote all its energy to losing a presidential election.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin's new peace plan -- forged with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan -- to protect the three million civilians crowded in camps in Idlib is staggeringly hard to take at face value for a multitude of reasons -- not least, because of Putin's history of denying all allegations against him, despite the mountain of compelling evidence.
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"A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius" may start off sounding like one of those coy, solipsistic exercises that put everything in little ironic quote marks, but it quickly becomes a virtuosic piece of writing, a big, daring, manic-depressive stew of a book that noisily announces the debut of a talented — yes, staggeringly talented new writer.
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But even beyond his show-stealing charisma, there's a lightness to those first films vs the sheer financial weight of the Star Wars brand now where teams of people necessarily have to be involved in making strategic decisions about a staggeringly long-running saga that's bogged down by its own chequered history and the need to carry fans that cut across generations.
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While working on Death Is Elsewhere, and no doubt many other projects as well, the much-in-demand Kjartansson was also developing his Reykjavik-based record label with the hilarious title Bel-Air Glamour Records — hilarious because for most of its 1,100-plus-year history, the remote, rugged, often poverty-stricken, staggeringly beautiful country of Iceland had nothing whatsoever to do with glamour.
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Crisis managers are already in great demand, but I intend to do something different: I'll create crises, then solve them, leading to a staggeringly successful unicorn I.P.O. Lyft just had its I.P.O. and may soon be followed by some of the biggest names in tech, including Uber, Airbnb and Slack, the annoyingly ubiquitous program for sharing messages in the workplace.
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With the exception of a few ill-considered and poorly regarded attempts at 3D, Fire Pro has remained game of 2D sprites and timing-based grappling—rather than the more button-mashing approach taken by most pro wrestling games—coupled with a staggeringly robust editor with thousands of moves, and the ability to smudge and alter those tiny pixels in minute ways.
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Those who take part in the education reform movement — a staggeringly wide range of individuals, from young people who join Teach for America to principals of innovative charter schools and officials of philanthropic foundations — are without exception malign and corrupt, while those on the other side, who have what Ravitch deems a "genuine connection to education," are pure and selfless.
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"Within the first year of Model X vehicles being on the road, and with only 16,000 Model X vehicles in use (the vast majority of which have been on the road significantly less than one year), there have been ten (10) reported incidents of sudden unintended acceleration — a staggeringly high rate of SUA incidents of 62 per 100,000 vehicles per year," said the lawsuit.
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She's the moderator of r/obgyn, a buzzing home for redditors seeking guidance about their bodies and health concerns at a moment when funding blocks have led to staggeringly few sexual wellness resources, and anti-abortion legislation in many states swings from ultra-strict to medically impossible (like a recent Ohio bill requiring doctors to "reimplant" ectopic pregnancies, a procedure that can't actually be done).
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But this past summer, when I moved from New York to Los Angeles, I quickly came to two conclusions: Californians are consuming weed through every body part or orifice available, and the best parties in LA aren't going down in warehouses or nightclubs, but in staggeringly opulent Hollywood mansions, where everything is paid for by brands who want nothing more than to bury you in Scarface-ridiculous mountains of pot.
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And even if Facebook is prioritizing takedowns of extremist content (vs moderating other types of potentially problematic content), it's still facing a staggeringly massive haystack of content to sift through, with only a tiny team of overworked (yet, says Bickert, essential) human reviewers attached to this task, at a time when political thumbscrews are being turned on tech giants to get much better at nixing online extremism — and fast.
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XRP year-over-year via CoinMarketCap XRP year-over-year via CoinMarketCap It's an understatement that Ripple (the company) has had a staggeringly great calendar year since its last Swell conference, as XRP has come to rest 3x where it was a year ago, though, in the meantime it surged astronomic multiples beyond the growth seen by other volatile cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and dove downward nearly as quickly.
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Using its advancements in artificial intelligence, Google was able to achieve a staggeringly capable camera that has only improved with last year's Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL. So it makes sense that Google has put more resources toward improving the Pixel 3 camera and positioning it as one of, if not the most important, reason why you'd pick its device over an iPhone XS or a Samsung Galaxy S9 / Note 9.
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"What's been missing all this time, especially up until four or five years ago, is that state institutions and the medical industry don't discuss the whole array of issues and problems that trans people face—the suicide rate is staggeringly high, as is homelessness, poverty, unemployment... "There's an entire corpus of issues that go unaddressed... It's great that the state has finally listened up and done something, but so much more needs to be done.
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As the peace process has stalled, living conditions in Gaza have grown increasingly desperate: only an average of five hours of electricity per day, dwindling supplies of food and medicine, staggeringly high unemployment rates (nearly 212 percent overall, and over 60 percent among young people), rising levels of water pollution (more than 90 percent is contaminated) and disease (sewage pumps need electricity), and an economy that has virtually come to a halt.
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Ms. Heckler, a trustee of the museum, began collecting around the time of New York's first Outsider Art Fair, in 2249, and she's assembled a comprehensive introduction to all the category's varieties, from the inordinately expressive to the staggeringly obsessive; from the stark, primordial silhouettes of Bill Traylor to the exacting architectural drawings of Achilles G. Rizzoli; from Henry Darger's uniquely majestic epic of little girls battling evil to George Widener's endless numerology; from the Italian Carlo Zinelli's neat parades of brightly colored little figures and houses to the Moravian Anna Zemankova's pencil and embroidery undersea gardens.
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