a double whammy

So there might be something of a double whammy happening there if the US had a severe downturn.

He lost his job and then his wife left him away. It was a double whammy.

To be both a psychiatrist and a poet is either a dual calling or a double whammy, depending on what you choose to emphasize.

Peter and Jane had a crash in their car, and then suffered a double whammy when they found their house had been burgled while they were out.

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Those nonprofits learned a painful lesson: Attempting to start an unrelated business venture means they were hit with a double whammy.

As the recession shrinks health care coverage for more households, experts warn of a double-whammy on all consumers.

Yesterday was not a double whammy, the jammy bugger and the the jammy cow passed the jammy exam and got a nice pyjamas.

In the American West, a burgeoning population created a double-whammy of surging power demands and dwindling freshwater supplies.

Well Monica , the volatile currency markets are hitting companies with a double whammy.

This, Darby said, could amount to a 'double whammy' when ore contracts eventually reset at lower spot prices.

Last week, this high correlation was a double-whammy for investors who owned both oil and stocks.

Then, the scene of a double whammy - their car broke down again.

The outcome is a double-whammy which sees iron continuing to accumulate and neurons losing their ability to signal appropriately.

For years we told them to save money, and now they're saving money, and that's a double whammy.

Basically, artificial trans fat will both lower your good cholesterol and elevate your bad, so it's a double whammy.

"When patients have depression on top of heart disease and diabetes it's a double-whammy, " Lin said.

But the poor suffer a double whammy because they also spend a larger proportion of their income on food than those in richer countries.

"It's a double-whammy, " said James D. Lewis, a plant ecologist at Fordham University.

"These species face a double whammy, " RAEI's Paul Hamilton said, referring to habitat loss and global warming.

The combination of fewer people working and not working efficiently is a double whammy.

Drinkers who are overweight face a "double whammy" impact on their liver, research suggests.

"We've got a double-whammy effect, " says John C. Haltiwanger, an economics professor at the University of Maryland.

"I had a double whammy against me. "

a double whammy of taxation and price increases.

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In the Arctic, soot is a double whammy.

and that ' s good news for most consumers because trans fats can pose a double whammy for the heart