Usage of "staggeringly high"

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Usage of staggeringly high in English

First, it happened in Detroit, a city with a staggeringly high murder rate. 
 Ebony 

But the settlers' death rate from malaria and yellow fever was staggeringly high. 
 This child will be great 

Although overall incidence has shown modest decline, it is off a staggeringly high baseline. 
 The South African 

The numbers of people unhappy with a decision over their eligibility are staggeringly high. 
 The Guardian 

This is staggeringly high -about the same as the risk British coal-minersfaced in 1911. 
 BBC 

The empirical evidence demonstrates that the rate at which women leave the profession is staggeringly high. 
 The Guardian 

Taki did give great service - after all his profits were so staggeringly high he could afford it. 
 Terminal Compromise 

The magnificent entryway, with its staggeringly high, dark wooden ceiling and towering wall of sunlit stained glass, awed Alice. 
 Still alice 

"And the articles about Sienna?" Langdon asked, recalling the Shakespeare playbill and the pieces about her staggeringly high IQ. 
 Inferno 

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Meanings of staggeringly high in English