Sentence examples for pretty much doubled from inspiring English sources

"It pretty much doubled in the six months I followed it".

The cost of fuel has "pretty much doubled for us," said Mr. Pachter of Long Island Cares.

Given that the cost of renting a home in Dubai has pretty much doubled over the past two years, this was cheered by most of the 1.2m population.On the surface, the move makes macroeconomic sense too.

"We pretty much doubled everybody's workload to keep the traffic moving," said Charles Bartoldus, director of the Customs Service for the port as well as for Baltimore-Washington International Airport. Baltimore-Washington International Airport

It would seem that in bowling to the increasing number of left-handers (research shows that the number of southpaws in Test sides has pretty much doubled in the last two decades), particularly openers, he has concentrated on firing across their bows at the expense of the dangerous ball that moves into the pads.

Their data business has pretty much doubled in the last 24 months.

Explore the raw and you'll pretty much double your vegetable vocabulary.

"We are surrounded by water, we have a very fragile ecosystem, and our population pretty much doubles during the high season," said Anna Throne-Holst, the Southampton town supervisor.

He's in charge of a- an oil company that's pretty much double the size of his next serious competitor.

Like so many American big cities, Pittsburgh has decided that the coarse, raw, grizzled urban textures of the industrial era can pretty much double the expense of your salmon entree.

It is Thierry Frémaux's seventh year completely in charge of the festival as "general delegate", and he has reinforced the mighty predominance of Cannes, not least with his shrewd development of its Un Certain Regard sidebar as a repository of movies that would well be headliners at rival festivals – thus pretty much doubling its selection prerogative.