Sentence examples for a doubling impact from inspiring English sources

Pebble CEO and founder Eric Migicovsky told former Y Combinator lead and investor Paul Graham that interest in Apple's media event had a doubling impact on the rate of its ongoing crowdfunding campaign, but in fact the numbers reveal it more than doubled, and in fact almost tripled in the extended wake of the announcement.

"I think the press initially positioned the Fair Trade for All pilot as something that would double the impact we have in coffee, but when we talked about doubling impact, we weren't referring solely to the coffee program".

This had a double impact.

Inventory declines thus have a double impact on production volume.

"Ho Chi Minh City could have a double impact if sea levels rise and living conditions in the delta are not sustainable," Mr. Thuc said in an interview.

The plan would have a "double impact," he says, helping the middle class while creating a bigger pool of capital to finance new businesses.

Moreover, unlike increases in longevity, it has a double impact: it both cuts the number of productive, tax-paying workers and raises the number of retired people.

That's especially true because a rising dollar has a double impact on the economy: in addition to hitting exports and restraining the growth rate of G.D.P., it makes imported goods and services cheaper, which reduces the rate of inflation.

"Ho Chi Minh City could have a double impact if sea levels rise and living conditions in the delta are not sustainable," Mr. Thuc, the lead author of the government report, said in an interview.

This has a double impact on chip cost, because it allows more of the smaller chips to be made on each wafer of silicon, improving the yield and reducing the chance of each device being ruined by a random defect.

Even worse, trees and vegetation damaged by ozone cannot properly absorb carbon dioxide and the gas therefore has a double impact on the climate: it helps raise the temperature of the atmosphere and it hinders the planet's ability to cope with other greenhouse gases.