twice as many in English

two times as much, double

Use "twice as many" in a sentence

1. We need twice as many shifts.

2. We hear twice as many as we can use."

3. It actually has twice as many lanes of traffic.

4. 17 About twice as many, for depression by itself.

5. They employ 90 people, twice as many as last year.

6. Last year they sold twice as many computers as their competitors.

7. Head for head, such a lineage would leave twice as many offspring.

8. If she guessed wrong, it meant twice as many meetings the following week.

9. • Cannibalized males father, on average, twice as many offspring as non-Cannibalized males.

10. It feeds twice as many humans on Earth, but has replaced diversity with standardization.

11. The fragments usually form twice as many tentacles as do the normal actinula-stages.

12. On average, environmental factors caused about twice as many cancers as inborn genetic factors.

13. That's only three times more than a fruit fly and twice as many as a roundworm.

14. Approximately 2–5% of the general population has acrophobia, with twice as many women affected as men.

15. A 16-bit data bus also required twice as many memory chips as an 8-bit one.

16. This is twice as many as in the USA, but with half the amount of air traffic.

17. Five years after reunification, twice as many women as men were unemployed in the five eastern states.

18. By this means, twice as many cases of trichomonal urethritis can be found among these male contacts.

19. He claims that studies have found that type T personalities have twice as many highway accidents as others.

20. Job had 10 more beautiful children, and twice as many cattle, sheep and camels as he had before.

21. Pessimism is especially high among baby boomers, with twice as many expecting family income to drop this year as last.

22. A Google web search for chomping at the bit returns about twice as many results as a search for Champing at the bit .

23. The caustic of the Cycloid, where the rays are parallel to the y y y-axis is a Cycloid with twice as many arches

24. Almost definition, very nearly; all but: Almost every house; Almost the entire symphony; to pay Almost nothing for a car; Almost twice as many books

25. Since there are twice as many characters on the screen in this mode, the card has enough video RAM for just four different text pages.

26. For example, if an opponent controls Anointed Procession, your Crafty Cutpurse’s effect applies before that of Anointed Procession and you won’t get twice as many tokens

27. Perry returned in February 1854 with twice as many ships, finding that the delegates had prepared a treaty embodying virtually all the demands in Fillmore's letter.

28. Why dance like no one is watching when you can tripudiate as though the gongoozlers have Absquatulated? It's twice as many syllables and three times the fun

29. What's fascinating about these signs is they cost about 10 percent of the running cost of a conventional speed camera, but they prevent twice as many accidents.

30. Why dance like no one is watching when you can tripudiate as though the gongoozlers have Absquatulated? It's twice as many syllables and three times the fun

31. It is estimated that using Hollerith's system saved some $5 million in processing costs" in 1890 dollars even though there were twice as many questions as in 1880.

32. The ROLAP data cube is implemented as a collection of relational tables (up to twice as many as the number of dimensions) instead of as a multidimensional array.

33. According to British betting firm Smarkets, twice as many Bettors are backing President Trump to win on Tuesday, despite odds that say that his opponent, former Vice President Joe Biden will

34. 18 Chosen for the US astronaut programme in 19 Jerrie Cobb had twice as many flight hours to her name as John Glenn, who became the first American to orbit the earth.

35. Biweeklies amortize on a monthly basis, so there is no added benefit of biweekly amortization. Focus on paying more, not more often Plus, our publications in the field are Biweeklies, so these transitioning subscribers" will receive twice as many issues

36. Then, again, a desired possession such as an automobile can be an injurious thing when given to an immature youth, as can be seen from the fact that teen-agers are involved in twice as many fatal auto accidents, proportionately, as are drivers over twenty-five years of age.

37. A large survey conducted in Canada showed that, in Quebec, twice as many Anglophones than Francophones declared having been personally victims of discrimination, with language and accent (linguicism) being seen as the main factor accounting for such treatment relative to ethnicity, race and religion (Bourhis, Montreuil, Helly and Jantzen 2007).

38. A Google web search for Chomping at the bit returns about twice as many results as a search for champing at the bit.Champing at the bit is still used just slightly more often than Chomping at the bit in published books, but you can see Chomping rapidly gaining ground in the Google Ngram chart that shows how often words and phrases are used.