Sentence examples for has been threefold from inspiring English sources
WPP's digital approach has been threefold.
The British response has been threefold.
The dirt might even who knows?—prompt an early exit for Mr Yeltsin himself.So far the Kremlin's response to the most immediately damaging allegations, of kickbacks from a building company in Switzerland, has been threefold.
Because of this reporter's digital clumsiness, the experience has been threefold: two downloads at home on an iPad (one for $2.99, the quickly dying standard rate for a monthly comic book, and one for 99 cents, after being unable to locate the first file).
The role of UNICEF Procurement Services in supporting the Government of Malawi in its fight against AIDS has been threefold: procuring quality antiretroviral medicines (ARVs) and test kits at the best price (for a value of $9.2 million in 2006); ensuring the in-country distribution; and throughout the process transferring knowledge and experience to its government counterparts.
In addition, there are considerable cost advantages to the size of the animal; the animal cost for the work carried out in this study would have been threefold greater if performed using rabbits.
My own take is threefold.
In England, there has been a threefold increase during the past 10 years in the number of teenagers who self-harm.
Perhaps the surfeit of choice in the United States, unprecedented in human existence, is related to something the Journal of the American Medical Association reported in 2003: that there has been a threefold increase in clinical depression among Americans over the last 25 years.
The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, whose membership this year, 4,698, is twice what it was in 1996, noted in its spring 2000 newsletter that there has been a threefold increase in bleaching over the last five years.
Efforts have been concentrated in increasing the efficiency of inputs and processes to optimize output per hectare of feedstock, and the result has been a threefold increase of sugarcane yields in 29 years, as Brazilian average ethanol yields went from 2,024 liters per ha in 1975 to 5,917 liters per ha in 2004; allowing the efficiency of ethanol production to grow at a rate of 3.77% per year.
