Sentence examples for tripled around from inspiring English sources

Last year, the number of measles cases nearly tripled around the country.

In Canada, budgets dedicated to the RCMP and intelligence agencies initially tripled around 2001, but they recently stabilized.

As a result, the cost of each ship tripled to around $3 billion.

Homework time almost tripled from around 35 minutes a day in the 1970s to 90 minutes in the 2000s.

From 1992 through this November, a period in which the population of federal prisons almost tripled from around 80,000 to close to 220,000 inmates, the bureau released 492 prisoners under this program.

They remain under occupation, the number of Jewish settlers has tripled to around 600,000, and they have far less freedom of movement in the territories ostensibly meant to become their state.

Under a signature program of a former chief, Paul Wolfowitz, that was put in place in 2007, the bank has tripled to around 90 the number of countries in which it is building support programs to strengthen good governance, assist in financial management and improve investment rules, the report said.

Since Portero went independent, the number of regular users has tripled to around 30,000 a year.

In the years since Williams planted his first vines in a place where frogs were raised and sold as delicacies at the turn of the century the number of wineries in California has tripled to around 850.

World production of plastic, they point out, has tripled from around 100 million metric tons in 1989 to over 335 million metric tons today; one study found 91percentt of all plastic made is not recycled.

Whether trying to attract voters or gain viewers, he stressed that decision-makers in politics and media need to pay attention to demographic changes and a population that may triple to around 130 million by 2050.