Sentence examples for have virtually doubled from inspiring English sources

In San Francisco, house prices have risen by seventy-five per cent in the past five years; in Boston, they have virtually doubled; on Long Island, they have increased by about eighty per cent.

The city and region have virtually doubled in size every 20 years during the past century, passing the 1 million mark in the 1990s.

The East Campus Marketplace, closed for renovation all summer, reopened Monday, and when the basement is completed, we'll have virtually doubled that shared activity space for our freshman class.

The shares jumped today 27.5%, or $6.06 per share, to $28.06, ahead of the briefing and have virtually doubled from the $14 per-share level they were trading at during the middle of last month.

The exciting climb across the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge has virtually doubled in price.

Since March , 2009 when it hit a bottom, the stock market has virtually doubled in value.

Their $15 million payroll was lowest in the major leagues last year, but four months after Loria became chairman and chief executive officer, the payroll has virtually doubled.

Since entering the government as the junior partner in May, the League has virtually doubled its approval ratings to 36% and is Italy's dominant force, eclipsing M5S.

"Britain has virtually doubled its capacity in the last year, with 80,000 more installations, including several thousand larger scale commercial ones," said Ray Noble, a consultant at the UK National Solar Centre.

After the market closed Bear Stearns announced it had virtually doubled its holding to 3.22% Finally mining group Kimberley Diamond was wanted.

Within 10 years, automobile efficiency had virtually doubled, to 27.5 miles per gallon in 1985 from just over 14 miles per gallon in 1976.