"double the paper" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a few different contexts: 1. As an imperative sentence, giving a command or instruction: "Double the paper before you start writing on it to make it more durable." 2. As a statement, describing an action being taken: "The printer automatically doubles the paper as it prints on both sides." 3. As part of a comparison or measurement, indicating a quantity that is twice as much: "The teacher gave us double the paper we needed for the assignment." Example sentence: "If you want your artwork to have a sturdier base, double the paper by gluing two sheets together before painting on it."
Roger Wood, who as the executive editor of The New York Post during the first decade of Rupert Murdoch's ownership promoted a feisty, titillating portrayal of New York City that helped more than double the paper's circulation, died on Friday at his home in Manhattan.
Monday's edition, with dramatic pictures, partly produced in Barrow-in-Furness, sold more than 60,000 copies, double the paper's previous record sale · A dead carp was reportedly found some distance from one of Carlisle's three rivers when floods retreated · On Saturday a dead cow floated along a terrace not far from the river Eden in the centre of Carlisle.
His revitalization was credited with almost doubling the paper's circulation and with earning it 18 Pulitzer Prizes.
On 17 August, the journal announced it will nearly double the number of submitted papers it rejects without peer review, increasing the fraction of submissions quickly rejected from less than 15% to about 25%.
"We made this image for ourselves in the past, and then we wanted the rivalry with Embarrass," said Harry Swendsen, the good-humored 44-year-old mayor of International Falls, speaking from his office at The Daily Journal, where he doubles as the paper's general manager.
The probability of receiving an excellent score almost doubles when the paper is published in a top journal.
More specifically, we find that, after controlling for a number of articles' characteristics, the probability of receiving a better score grows with the quality profile of the journal the article is published in; moreover, the probability of receiving an excellent score almost doubles when the paper is published in a top, A-Class journal.
She's single, but "I'd double what the papers pay, anyway.
The early round of research on living wages extended from 1995 2002, whereas the data we use in this paper potentially double the length of the sample period, to 2009, and nearly double the number of cities with living wages.
The number of women who have come forward in the internal probe are in the double digits, the paper said.
It was a double triumph, the paper says, because she also managed to defeat Yvette Cooper's amendment to delay Brexit.
