Sentence examples for likely to treble from inspiring English sources

In Britain, according to a recent parliamentary report, rising university fees mean that student debt is likely to treble to £70 billion by 2015.

By 2040, the number of people affected is expected to double - and the costs are likely to treble.

With tuition fees set to treble from 2012, demand for places this summer is likely to be unprecedented.

Sales are expected to treble in two years to $223 million.

guidelines, donations would have to treble instead of going flat.

He needs to treble that today, at least.

The price of food is going to treble.

On Thursday MPs vote on whether to treble tuition fees.

Clean energy would have to treble in output by 2050.

By 2020, China's installed nuclear generating capacity is set to treble.

Rosneft is seeking to treble its exports of oil to China.