Sentence examples for tripled those of from inspiring English sources

Between 1940 and 1980 in the United States, for example, per-acre yields of corn tripled, those of wheat and soybeans doubled, and farm output per hour of farm work increased almost 10-fold as capital was substituted for labour.

TNT's ratings were up 31percentt for the weekend (and 29percentthroughgh Monday), while ESPN's ratings tripled those of the programming it replaced, although the N.B.A. costs a lot more.

Lamar's first-week sales nearly tripled those of Mars, and DAMN.

Though they declined to reveal exact figures, the founders say that 2013 sales more than tripled those of 2012.

In recent months, wheat, rice, corn and soybean prices have soared to historic highs, doubling or tripling those of two years ago.

Sales of the most famous tarot pack, the Rider-Waite, created in 1910, "have suddenly shot up, tripling those of five years ago", says Judith Kendra, publishing director at Rider Books.

The first day of the marathon was the highest rated broadcast day in the history of the network so far, the ratings more than tripled that those of regular prime time programming for FXX.

Voice-Stream Wireless, which is being acquired by Deutsche Telekom of Germany, said yesterday that its first-quarter losses more than tripled over those of the period a year earlier as higher costs offset strong subscriber growth and surging revenues.

The increase in premium prices, sometimes double and triple those of last year, are affecting businesses nationwide.

First, its retail prices are double or triple those of conventional thermostats.

We might not have levels of income inequality and relative poverty that are almost triple those of other rich nations.