But on the more unequal end U.K., Portugal, USA, Singapore the differences are twice as big.

We plan to take this highly stressed economy and make it twice as big and then make it four times as big not in some distant future, but in less than 40 years, in the life time of most of you.

His room is twice as large as mine.

My boss is twice as old as I am.

Teaching hospitals employ twice as many women as men.

Assuming that the figure is roughly the same for the other big companies and there s reason to think that it is then they spent nearly twice as much on marketing alone as they did on R D.

Come back down, you weigh twice as much.

The Arctic is warming twice as fast as the global average.

It occurs about twice as often in boys as in girls.

The lands concerned stock twice as much carbon as other lands.

45 Days Embryo's heart is beating twice as fast as the mother's.

In addition, oxytocin was quantitatively twice as important in predicting generosity as was altruism.

Smelting copper ore, for example, is more than twice as energy intensive as recycling copper.

In the US, people are twice as likely to die from suicide as from homicide.

But, even in Germany, the service sector remains twice as large as the industrial branches.

In the early 1980 s, China s saving rate was twice as high.

This box is not as big as that one.

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There are twice as many Europeans studying in the US as there are Americans studying in Europe.

The fire will shoot out sparks as big as huge towers

Unemployment stands at about 12 , and is probably twice as high among young people.

In the developed world, adult males have twice the mortality as females from burns.

In other words, there are twice as many industrial fishing vessels catching fish as the oceans can sustain.

For example, a film rated ISO 200 24 is twice as sensitive as one rated ISO 100 21 .

It cannot be right that we have twice as many humanitarian workers in Darfur as international security personnel.

Well imagine a small cube that's about this big standing in front of you in the middle of the room, and as you approached it, it tried to intimidate you by growing into a cube that's twice its height and eight times its volume.

Paasio was the chairman of SDP from 1963 to 1975, and served as the prime minister twice, 1966 1968 and 1972, and was also twice the Speaker of the Parliament.

As he put his foot on the step, he was shot twice in the heart.

For this reason, false negatives are twice as likely to occur in premenopausal mammograms (Prate).

She was the daughter of Emperor Charles V and twice served as regent of Spain.

McKinsey research suggests that these companies are growing more than twice as quickly as their counterparts in developed economies.

As these emissions are considered as part of the GHG emissions of the session they may be offset twice.

Press the bell twice.

Press the bell twice.

Press the bell twice.

Press the bell twice.

Women hear over and over that we have to be twice as good as men to be perceived as successful, deserving leaders.

Big companies. Big companies.

Now polls show that men tell twice as many lies as women assuming the women they ask told the truth.

The Brahmaputra Canyon twice as deep as the Grand Canyon in the United States holds Asia s greatest untapped water reserves.

Yet this acutely vulnerable group of some 25 million persons was twice as large as the estimated number of refugees.

As Oscar Wilde said Fool me once, shame on you fool me twice, shame on me.

Alcohol proof in the United States is defined as twice the percentage of alcohol by volume.

Big companies, from banks to airlines, are contributing as well.

As a consumer, I think big box stores are great.