Sentence examples for move doubly from inspiring English sources

The ProShares UltraShort QQQQ exchange-traded fund is designed not only to move opposite the Nasdaq index, but to move doubly opposite.

Free-speech defenders were outraged, seeing the move as doubly ill-conceived.

The move was doubly surprising as Morsi, who has had the power to proclaim laws since the parliament's lower house was dissolved in June, has been extremely circumspect in the use of his authority.

If it was unusual for a firm like E&Y to be querying its own regulatory filings after they had been submitted, the move seemed doubly odd given that Otty and other senior figures at E&Y's global head office in London had earlier spent considerable time wrestling over how best to treat the Morocco finding with the help of Linklaters.

I am doubly moved and troubled as one who worked there as a physician during the epidemic.

If the silly, romantic thing with avoidant politics wins Best Picture, the award feels like it means nothing; if the electric, moving portrait of doubly marginalized black life wins, then the award suddenly feels like it means a lot.

"I went to see Billy Elliot again and I was doubly moved because I loved how it had crystallised a particular moment in British history and thought, 'Hold on, I might have been mistaken.'" Casting will be announced shortly for the musical, which will play at the Phoenix Theatre in London.

Another analysis reveals the existence, for appropriate relations between density ratios and junction locations, of a mode in which the behaviour is like that of an L-shaped membrane with a "directed slope" boundary condition on the cut-out edges: the other (massless) segment moves like a doubly ruled surface in the form of a hyperbolic paraboloid.

It was a doubly shrewd move.

It seems to have been a doubly smart move.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet It seems to have been a doubly smart move.