Sentence examples for and triple in the from inspiring English sources
I can envision in 10 years that Europe's ethanol market will multiply by five, by four in Brazil, and triple in the U.S". Abengoa, the biggest ethanol producer in Europe — and a recent entrant to the biodiesel business — has a global annual fuel production capacity of 1.9 billion liters, with another 1.15 billion liters under construction.
According to Jack Rennert, a 40-year poster market veteran and founder of International Poster Auctions in New York, Japanese interest in Cassandre's clean-lined aesthetic caused his prices to double and triple in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
So we're happy with Citibank right now and, you know, the average right now is 3.25, so there's the potential for this thing to grow too, and hopefully double and triple in the coming two, three or four years, provided that the new management, headed by Vikram, delivers on its plan.
The supply of water never changes, but the population is urban areas is going to double and triple in the next few decades.
Conine doubled in the second inning, hit a run-scoring single in the third and tripled in the fifth.
By October last year, long-term youth unemployment had risen to four times the 2004 figures (oh, and tripled in the first three years of the coalition).
Total national spending on prescription drugs doubled in the five years from 1995 to 2000 and tripled in the decade from 1990 to 2000, according to government data.
They've done it through less sexy Internet companies like Home Away, international exits like Qihoo, and some solid doubles and triples in the enterprise business.
Table 1 describes the main features of these datasets, where columns |B| and |G| denote, respectively, the average numbers of bnodes and triples in the version pairs.
It also is emblematic of the strong divergence between short-term flips for the singles, increasingly long-term investment horizons for the homeruns and the relative lack of doubles and triples in the middle that we wrote about yesterday.
