Sentence examples for is redoubled from inspiring English sources
verb
To double, especially to double again; to increase considerably; to multiply; to intensify.
- Having lost sight of our objectives, we redoubled our efforts.
If it survives, the market's misplaced faith is redoubled.
And this tempting thought is redoubled by Mr Rehnquist's writings on impeachment.
This statement, true of the Summer Games, is redoubled for the winter ones.
Here his comic persona is redoubled, having the effect of making Larry David's or Ricky Gervais's seem enviably diplomatic.
The solution to Pakistan's instability, Mr. Haqqani said, is redoubled American support for its democratically elected government.
This is redoubled by the fact that some banks will not lend to customers not audited by a Big Four firm.
Like others, it is redoubling its efforts to cut costs.
And what we must do is redouble all our efforts to stop people from going".
"So industry is redoubling its efforts to come up with a meaningful standard for browser controls".
"One definition of a fanatic is redoubling your effort after losing sight of your objective," he said.
And so DoubleClick is redoubling its efforts to build a reputation as a company that protects privacy.
