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

It is said those figures are twice the mortality rate in Darfur.

In the first half of 2004, cases were received at twice the rate they were adjudicated.

It earned a rate of return on its foreign assets that was nearly twice as high as the rate it paid foreigners on US assets.

The Arctic region, in particular, has been warming at twice the rate of the rest of the globe.

The unemployment rate is now about 8 in Germany, but more than twice that around 19 in Spain.

Mexico needs to grow at roughly twice the rate that it did under Fox (a meager 2 per year).

Using comparable data and definitions provided by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the US has a poverty rate of 17.3 , roughly twice Sweden s poverty rate of 8.4 .

Over the last 30 years, in terms of the GDP growth rates, China has grown at twice the rate of India.

Income in the US and euro area both appear to have declined at an annualized rate of roughly 6 in the fourth quarter of 2008 Japan s GDP fell at perhaps twice that rate.

Iraq states that the Jordanian authorities had allowed water withdrawals at twice the planned rate in 1990 and 1991 and, that at this rate, the Azraq wetlands would have dried up in any case.

The European Central Bank has lowered its main refinancing rate eight times, by a total of 325 basis points, to 0.75 . The Bank of Japan has twice lowered its interest rate, which now stands at 0.1 .

When the death rate of newborns of Bosnia and Herzegovina is compared with that of Western Europe, we can see that the former is twice as high.

Strikingly, though, its fertility rate is still nearly twice as high (2.3 children per woman) as that in Spain or Italy, despite comparable religiosity figures.

Annual growth of 1.2 in the agricultural sector, which employs 60 of the population, cannot provide for a population that is growing at more than twice that rate.

It also notes that drop out rate for Israeli Arab citizens is twice as high as that of their Jewish counterparts (12 percent versus 6 percent).

Nicole Twice.

Press the bell twice.

Press the bell twice.

Press the bell twice.

Press the bell twice.

By the Nights twice five

By the Nights twice five

The committee meets twice a month.

The committee meets twice a month.

The following chart reflects annual average vacancy rates realized in recent years for General Service and related categories. As reflected below, the 2005 experience reflects vacancies at an average rate approximately twice that normally experienced.

(Sarkozy is now twice divorced.)

I've been to Paris twice.

I've climbed Mt. Fuji twice.

I've gone to Kyoto twice.

Sami milks the cows twice a day.

The meeting is held twice a month.

In 923 Henry crossed the Rhine twice.

Twice hast Thou made us die , and twice hast Thou made us live . Now we confess our sins .

They will say , Our Lord ! Twice did You make us die , and twice did You give us life .

They say O Lord , twice You made us die , and twice You made us live . We admit our sins .

What might not be quite as obvious to people is that during that same period the cost of higher education tuition has been increasing at almost twice the rate, for a total of 559 percent since 1985.

Let s assume that costs to prevent additional accumulation of CO2 (and equivalents) come to 1 of GNP every year forever, and, in accordance with a fair amount of empirical evidence, that the component of the discount rate attributable to the declining marginal utility of consumption is equal to twice the rate of growth of consumption.

I have been to London twice.

I tried to kill myself twice.

Moreover, Japan has reinvented itself twice.

Sami went to the door and knocked twice.

The South Vietnamese government conducted land reforms twice.

Robinson then shot Newton twice in the face.

He entered the university after failing the examination twice.