Sentence examples for has perhaps doubled from inspiring English sources

This is largely a matter of mass psychology: the rule of thumb in the markets is that it has perhaps doubled to about 4% of risk-adjusted assets.

In terms of her writing, the double standard is one from which Collins has, perhaps, occasionally benefited.

When you put it in the oven, it starts off at a particular volume and then, an hour later, it has risen to perhaps double its size.

If West doubled three spades, a wildly optimistic action, a likely result would have been down three in four hearts by East, perhaps doubled.

Experts estimate that a minimum of 20,000 soldiers have been killed, and perhaps double that number or more.

Godiva has plans to revamp its advertising this year and to perhaps double or triple its spending on marketing.

If Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's net worth has nearly doubled to perhaps as much as $20 billion, that means: The mayor can finance one-quarter of New York City's budget all by himself or the entirety of what the United States spends each year on foreign aid or space exploration.

By the end of that Rhone-mad decade, more than 10,000 acres were planted, and since then even that number has doubled — less perhaps than other red grapes like cabernet sauvignon, merlot, zinfandel and pinot noir, but significant nonetheless.

Would he stay in the bidding, having to pay perhaps double his original offer, as Marubeni backed out?

Its value has almost doubled.

Hancock has since doubled.