Sentence examples for can double during from inspiring English sources

The plane's ideal flight speed is about 28mph, though that can double during the day when the sun's rays are strongest.

Its surge-pricing model, under which prices can double during periods of high demand, has received its fair share of infamy as well, largely for poor timing.

The problem of over-abstraction of water is exacerbated by the fact that demand for water can double during spells of dry and hot weather, as crops and gardens need more water and people take more showers.

Her Taobao shop generates around 300,000 yuan in sales every month and that figure can double during festivals.

But this can double during the Mouride festival of the Grand Magal, which is held early every year, and which can bring more than a million visiting pilgrims on to the streets.

The plane's ideal flight speed is about 28 mph though that can double during daylight hours.

Or a phone that picks up distant signals in a rural place, holds a charge off a car battery longer or that can double as a flashlight during power cuts?

Hotel prices can double or even triple during these times, and availability can dwindle, so it is best to be aware of that as you make your decision.

TOC showed a continuous high concentration throughout the year [7], and concentrations can double or nearly triple during the rainy season, a fact that can be attributed to soil washing by precipitation that on average can reach 1,500 mm annually in the Basin of Mexico's southwestern area.

Portland prides itself on its progressive attitudes and city officials cited Uber's "surge" pricing – when the company can double or even triple fares during peak travel periods, – and lack of facilities for disabled passengers as major concerns.

The psychological and social stresses often experienced by refugees during migration can double the prevalence of severe disorders (psychosis, severe depression and disabling anxiety), and increase the figures of mild to moderate mental disorders from 10% to 15-20%, according to the World Health Organisation (pdf).