Examples of 'nearly doubles' in a sentence
Meaning of "nearly doubles"
nearly doubles: Describes an increase in something by almost twofold or close to double the amount
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Nepal nearly doubles its tiger population.
The global economy nearly doubles.
Nearly doubles the guide number.
Provincial budget surplus nearly doubles.
Metro nearly doubles net profit.
Employment rate of senior women nearly doubles over last decade.
Nearly doubles the standard deduction.
The new space nearly doubles the current space.
As a result, your need for iron nearly doubles.
The output power nearly doubles compared to the separate channels.
For black men, that number nearly doubles.
Each year the event nearly doubles in spectators and participants.
In cells deprived of insulin or serum, the rate of proteolysis nearly doubles.
Use of automated passport control nearly doubles and passenger satisfaction is up too.
It nearly doubles the total value of contracted shipbuilding work to companies in Quebec.
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This feature of the present invention nearly doubles the system capacity again.
This capability nearly doubles the number of runways worldwide where the business jet can land.
However, the incidence is rapidly rising and nearly doubles every decade.
Yemen central bank nearly doubles interest rate to halt riyal plunge.
During the first year of life, human bone mass nearly doubles.
Yemeni central bank nearly doubles interest rate in bid to shore up currency.
And they signed up for breakfast and dinner, which nearly doubles the price.
This agreement nearly doubles the bidding opportunities for the two sides.
People with diabetes are commonly overweight, which nearly doubles the risk of complications.
The new tax law nearly doubles the standard deduction for taxpayers.
This has a major impact on the patient 's quality of life and nearly doubles patient mortality.
Insomnia or interrupted sleep nearly doubles the chances that workers will call in sick.
Westerly becomes a popular tourist destination during the summer months, during which the population nearly doubles.
The time designated for discussion nearly doubles the time devoted for presenting researches and comments.
China 's wealthy in Forbes list nearly doubles.
Diabetes nearly doubles your risk of getting certain types of Cancer.
In the summer months, the population nearly doubles due to the influx of tourists.
The Act nearly doubles the standard deduction for taxpayers.
Did you know that smoking up before driving nearly doubles your risk of a car crash?
The TCJA nearly doubles the standard deduction for individual taxpayers.
Odds of early death in Alzheimer 's patients nearly doubles after taking antipsychotic drugs.
That nearly doubles on Cult of a Dying Sun.
On average a country 's outstanding debt nearly doubles within three years following the crisis.
Smoking nearly doubles a woman 's risk of having a low weight baby.
During REM sleep, our brain grows so busy that blood flow to it nearly doubles.
Budget deficit nearly doubles in December.
Our town is very small, but in the summer it 's population nearly doubles.
The risk of infection nearly doubles if the mother has both HCV and HIV.
Tourism is important, and the city 's population nearly doubles in the summer.
The Tax Cuts Act nearly doubles the standard deduction.
Between the ages of 60 and 95 years, the prevalence of dementia nearly doubles every fiveyears.
Nepal 's tiger population nearly doubles in an effort lauded by conservationists.
At 2 C, that water deficit nearly doubles.
Drinking hot tea nearly doubles risk of cancer, says new report.
He nearly doubles the record of 14 set the season before by Harry Stovey.
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