The phrase "a double money" is not correct and not commonly used in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a situation involving two amounts of money or a doubling of funds, but it lacks clarity and standard usage.
Example: "If you invest wisely, you could potentially make a double money on your initial investment."
Alternatives: "double the amount" or "twice the money".
An analysis of an experimental design with a national sample of consumers shows that compared with a simple money-back guarantee, a double money-back guarantee does not further increase the relative preference for a retailer brand over a national brand.
A governor has little sway over people's private lives, but plenty over transport policy.In this section Lessons from a double defeat Money can't buy you love Now or never?
An (unconstitutional) deficit was carried over from the fiscal year that ended in June to make the hole in the current one even bigger.In this section Lessons from a double defeat Money can't buy you love Now or never?
The incidence of HIV/AIDS in Washington, DC, is so high (around 3%) that it has inspired an AIDS organisation to put up posters calling AIDS "DC's Katrina .In this section Lessons from a double defeat Money can't buy you love Now or never?
His office quickly tried to backtrack, but Nancy Pelosi, his counterpart in the House, did not help by saying: "I don't think anybody has a clock ticking .In this section Lessons from a double defeat Money can't buy you love Now or never?
Set a "lose limit" and a "double my money" amount before you enter the casino.
In those, a certain question in round one is designated the "Double Money Question".
It would also double money for improving insulation in the homes of poor people.
She would also double money for H.I.V./AIDS research at the National Institutes of Health to $5.2 billion annually.
And he will scale back some promises, including his proposal to double money for foreign aid.
