Sentence examples for doubling across from inspiring English sources

Post-flood, many of the factories that made these drives were ruined, which led directly to hard drive disk prices almost doubling across the world.

The numbers had doubled across the city.

Cellphone traffic doubled across the nation at the sight of the violated towers.

Rough sleeping, the visible evidence of thousands more cases of hidden homelessness, has doubled across England in the past six years.

The number of private renters almost doubled across every age group, although there was a larger increase among those aged 45 to 54.

The Muslim population in the UK has nearly doubled across England and Wales since 2001 to 2.71 million, but almost half live in the most deprived local authorities.

Suicide attacks more than doubled across Iraq -- from 26 in January to 58 in April -- said the report, which covers the three months from mid-February to mid-May.

A recent poll by academic researchers in Michigan found that the percentage of Baghdad residents identifying themselves as "Iraqis above all" more than doubled, across all groups, between 2004 and 2006.

From 2002 to 2012, the number of individuals reporting past year use more than doubled, across all genders, ethnicities and socioeconomic status1, in tandem with the rise in individual-states' relaxation or ending of Cannabis prohibition.

"For a severe smoke event, asthma inhaler refill rates could double across large populations," said Katelyn O'Dell, a researcher at Colorado State who is working with Pierce studying the health effects of wildfires, in a statement.

Rather than the two singles and one doubles format in the Euro/Africa Group, in the play-off or World Group you have four singles and a doubles across two days.