Sentence examples for doubly successful from inspiring English sources

Part extended essay, part prose-poem, On Roads is doubly successful.

The government crisis was doubly successful for Mr. Fico, breaking the coalition while allowing him to play the role of rescuer and power broker.

He called his campaign "doubly frustrating" — that is, neither principled nor successful.

At this stage in life, whatever business we start in our 50s is likely (if we're successful) to be our last business, so it is doubly important that we feel motivated.

And that's doubly unfortunate, because the strategies companies use to combat harassment haven't been successful.

Music history is not strewn with examples of successful first-time operas, so Puts' debut in the genre is doubly persuasive.

But for the wildly successful collaborative project to edit a free encyclopedia in the world's languages, it seems doubly out of character.

We conducted parasitism assays of singly versus doubly parasitized aphids to determine if the deposition of two eggs (that is, superparasitism) versus one increased the likelihood of successful parasitism of aphids harboring defensive symbionts.

You feel it doubly.

Doubly so, in fact.

This is doubly unconvincing.