twice as much

It took him twice as long to fix it as it would somebody else and he charged twice as much.

But we more than make up for that. We actually ship more than twice as much of every form of information technology.

But he estimates that the "jelly pump" , as he refers to it, sinks almost twice as much carbon as algae do.

We actually ship more than twice as much of every form of information technology.

You should spend at least twice as much time talking and learning about one another as you do necking or fooling around.

Also, the music was perfect, so if I were a better dancer, I could have enjoyed the party twice as much.

I had to buy it, ' he says, adding that he would have had to pay twice as much for that home a few years ago.

By 1860 the United States produced more than twice as much tobacco as in 1775, though a good half of it was now consumed domestically.

You are selling twice as much, making less per product, still not able to keep up with your expenses and showing an annual loss.

The Hairdresser: Li Jiayong is making twice as much as an entrepreneur as he was as a vice president at one of Shanghai's biggest chains.

What he found was that a two-month old baby looked twice as much at the human face as it did at the bulls-eye.

But as long and difficult as the process became, it was always twice as much fun and definitely worth our while.

My blood cries out for the vengeance of my people&#39 blood. Which can only be repaid with at least twice as much blood.

An old accounting axiom says that everything will take twice as long and cost twice as much as you expect.

a dip in global oil prices during the past week, Americans are paying more than twice as much for gasoline as they did just a few years ago.

Now, with the shares trading at less than half that amount, it is going to cost Mr. Moynihan twice as much if he relents.

got fired for never coming to work on time, but he landed on his feet and found another job that paid twice AS much money.

220 does not, so only certain cameras can use it, but the lack of paper allows the roll to hold more film, twice as much to be exact.

But this time around, the boom was twice as long and prices rose by more than twice as much as during past upturns.

You travel over land and sea to win a single convert, and when he becomes one, you make him twice as much a son of hell as you are.

"They gained twice as much fat as would be expected, and it was all in their belly area, " Kuo said.

And Jehovah turned the captivity of Job when he prayed for his friends, and Jehovah gave Job twice as much as he had before.

At other clubs a wealthy investor might have to pay twice as much as everyone else because if they don't they won't get the player.

In Asia, died in the fire were more than the average number of women and men died in the fire appears to be twice as much.

In high-energy physics, where Americans once reigned supreme, Western Europe now spends roughly twice as much money as the U. S.

A bigger problem may be the leftover brine, which typically contains twice as much salt as seawater and is discharged back into the ocean.

That, and the fact that the animal's other organs are unaffected, means it does not take twice as much food to grow a fish to maturity.

Today industry reinvests twice as much of its profit in modernization and development as it did a century ago.

She almost forgot about lunch, and when she arrived back in her room, she was very hungry and ate twice as much as usual.

Oh well. I guess I'll have to just accept getting twice as much gold as the rest of you.

It costs twice as much to insure British government bonds against default as it does German or French bonds.

The result was a composite that was able to withstand twice as much pressure as unalloyed silicon nitride.

Pakistan imports more than twice as much in goods from China annually as it does from the U. S.

Today the poor buy roughly twice as much of their non-durable goods in these stores as the rich do.

She had a better grasp of what heaven would be like than many people twice her age, with twice as much experience and knowledge.

In the Seinfeld episode, Elaine got JFK's golf clubs for $20, 000, twice as much as she had been given permission to bid.

Despite the old saying that " communication is a two-way street" try to listen twice as much as you speak.

Central Vietnam has seen record rainfall this week, with some areas getting twice as much rain as is normal for this time of year.

This fund aims to go up twice as much as the Japanese market goes down on a given day.

If you knew that your firm was paying twice as much per associate as the competition, you'd realize that there's a problem.

"Adventure, " one-fourth as long, had brought him twice as much from THE MILLENNIUM.

Bassanio offered to pay him twice as much money as Antonio borrowed. But Shylock would not listen to him.

The study found that participants greatly overestimated (sometimes up to twice as much) how hurt they would feel by a breakup.

Building the structures required three times as much concrete as was used to create France's Maginot Line, and cost twice as much.

It's not a king's ransom, but it's nearly twice as much as she was getting three years ago.

Even if the manufacturers charged twice as much for the tape, it would still be a best seller in the western world.

He thinks the region needs to invest twice as much if poor infrastructure is not to hold back growth.

The US consumed twice as much energy as China just a decade ago.

Yet the very same survey found that Chinese kept twice as much of their wealth in cash or bank deposits as the global average.

If find simultaneously , the 4, 032 capacitors would produce for a few microseconds twice as much current as generated elsewhere on earth .

Because a new study suggests that it takes nearly twice as much energy to walk on your toes than it does to land on your heel.

This time the other party is going all out to win -- they're spending twice as much money as we can on radio and TV commercials.

Fill the pot with cold water , adding at least twice as much water as bones.

Yet the total wages paid in the United States amounted to more than twice as much as those paid overseas.

However, a few might be surprised to learn that Americans spend more than twice as much per person on health care as Swedes do.

So the former is an especially serious version of the latter, and carries the potential for twice as much prison time.

The Sands generated more than twice as much operating profit in the first quarter on less than half the invested capital .

If you thought buying an island was a costly affair, look no further than this new shirt, which costs twice as much as an island in Panama.

There were exceptions, but she says wives were generally doing twice as much housework as husbands.

'Women across nearly every income category give significantly more than their male counterparts in many cases, nearly twice as much. '

In trials, the new plant produced as much rice as the original under normal conditions, but over twice as much after prolonged flooding.

Premiums also depend on the nature of the art. Porcelain might cost twice as much to insure as oil on canvas.

Through the high-speed project, researchers have learned how to detect breast cancer earlier and with twice as much accuracy.

That's twice as much as the resolution required for a fingerprint in the FBI's Automatic Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS).

She did twice as much work as her brother.

But if you can only drive automatic, expect to pay about twice as much.

Thus, the cortical cell will receive twice as much input when a vertical edge is present and respond more vigorously.

It is reported that the United States uses twice as much energy as the whole of Europe.

I felt that if I could do 4 things at half speed I would get twice as much done.

The reason efficiency is so desired is because most people use twice as much water as is necessary to water their lawns .

To waddle a given distance, penguins use twice as much energy as other creatures of the same size use to walk equally far.

Similarly, Benecol can cost twice as much as regular margarine, and sales so far have been flat.

His research suggested that Chinese farmers used almost twice as much fertiliser as they needed.

When spiking your hair, just remember. . . we hate you twice as much as you love yourself.

I spent twice as much time on my studies as you did.

Those with a motivated pal lost nearly twice as much weight as those who dieted solo.

The company's GoLean, on the other hand, is one of the best cereals in the supermarket, boasting nearly twice as much fiber as sugar.

But when the plants had at least three drinks, some participants drank twice as much as others.

Addicted gamers played videogames 24 hours a week, twice as much as casual gamers.

It takes twice as long to get to work on the bus and it costs twice as much, as well.

Since they don't, working twice as fast is better than having twice as much time.

Spanish students, therefore, tend to spend about twice as much time pursuing academic subjects than do American students.

When a customer asks for twice as much as will fit in an iteration, and he wants it yesterday, what do the programmers say?

A new poll puts a number on it: Wealthy women give away nearly twice as much of their wealth as their male counterparts.

According to Fitch, the average investment bank holds more than twice as much capital as it does illiquid assets.

his equivalent at an American Ivy League college can expect twice as much, and a lot more if he is a big name.

They found fans consumed about twice as much media in an average day as other young men.

Stirling cooler must reject twice as much heat as an Otto- or Diesel-engine radiator.

Two ears to one tongue, therefore hear twice as much as you speak.

The United States spends nearly twice as much per student as Germany does.

They understand that they are getting value for their money: A cow is worth nearly twice as much if it is vaccinated.

It seemed that in methane there was twice as much hydrogen to 1 part of carbon as there was in ethylene.

Option would have to charge more than twice as much, it says, to earn a profit of 10% to 15% on its sales.

Fats contain more than twice as much energy (calories) per unit of weight as proteins and carbohydrates.

So the assessment suggests that, by 2050, agriculture will consume twice as much water as it does today.

Coke plans to spend $12 billion in the continent during the next 10 years, more than twice as much as in the previous decade.

Lucid dreamers tend to have twice as much of flying dreams.

Feng never forgets the great help from Ye and gives twice as much as Ye had gived him after he got the money.

In terms of market value they now account for almost half the industry's total worldwide, nearly twice as much as in 2005.

This gives us three of the supersonic attack aircraft speed, increased twice as much.

Today, the deficit is 10. 9% of GDP; in other words, the deficit today is eating up more than twice as much of the nation's economy.

If the store is having a "double coupon day, " the coupon is worth twice as much (you would pay 80 cents less for a can of Pledge).

The Arctic's frozen soils and wetlands store twice as much carbon as is held in the atmosphere.

But the plastic dashboard panels have a soft feel and a nice texture you'd expect on cars costing twice as much.

I also knew that I'm not alone. We as a society are eating twice as much meat as we did in the 50s.

To keep their internal furnace stoked , chickadees eat twice as much food in winter as in summer.

If people do make history, as this democratic view suggests, then two people make twice as much history as one.

For most of the last century, the US has been the world's largest energy user, consuming twice as much energy as China in 2000.

If Venus is giving off twice as much trace hydrogen as oxygen, therefore, its source would clearly be water.

In a given period of time the new machine produced twice as much as the old one.

Every second, twice as much water, tears through these canyons than goes over Niagara Falls.

A study of pay in the 1970s found that executives in the top 10 percent made about twice as much as those in the middle of the pack.

In other words, a larger turbine could have a marginally larger diameter, yet produce twice as much electricity per annum.

They consume a fifth the juice, generally last five to ten times longer, and now cost only twice as much.

A new estimate says there may be twice as much natural gas available in the world as previously thought.

Plants that burn coal produce about twice as much carbon dioxide as generators using gas.

Your body is using twice as much energy to do the same thing as a reasonably healthy person would.

The car burns too much gas, and moreover, the price is almost twice as much as I intend to pay.

It's a new personal computer that has twice as much memory as the competition.

Take a short walk. It will give you twice as much energy as a candy bar.

Today, people are spending twice as much on entertainment and relaxation as they did in the past.

He earns twice as much as he used to.

The average selling price for Samsung and LG phones is nearly twice as much in South Korea as it is outside the country.

In the meantime, Mr Pai estimates that Infosys spends twice as much on training - about 4 per cent of sales - as its US competitors.

First-born children face twice as much pressure to succeed at school than younger brothers and sisters, according to research.

And the total of direct tort cost in this country is about two percent, which is twice as much as in other countries.

That, however, could be twice as much as any of the secular parties.

The best time to eat is straight after exercise, when your muscles will accept twice as much glycogen as normal.

Trouble-prone and costing twice as much as a standard Ford, it lasted in production for only three years.

Now he has five cows, three of them Holsteins who give twice as much milk as the native breed.

They spent twice as much time visiting the BBC's news website and more than twice as much reading other quality papers.

Its government lavishes over twice as much as others on providing sports, arts and recreational facilities for its citizens.

Tim earns twice as much as his wife.

A large belt contained thousands of beads. Black and purple beads were worth twice as much as white beads.

Banks borrowed from the Federal Reserve at 3 per cent, and bought longer-dated Treasuries that yielded twice as much.

For the same amount of carbon , there is twice as much oxygen as in carbon monoxide .

Praise twice as much as you criticize.

We are taxed twice as much by our idleness, three times as much by our pride, and four times as much by our folly.

America spends twice as much per person on health care as other rich countries.

Building and maintaining wind turbines in the water isn't cheap; offshore wind costs about twice as much as power from onshore turbines.

This latter inheritance follows Islamic law, a complex system which dictates, in part, that sons get twice as much as daughters.

"It was way better than our older lighting, which was costing twice as much, " he explains.

Opec is also less fearsome as developed countries generate twice as much output from each barrel of crude as in the 1970s.

Promise Academy students who are performing below grade level spent twice as much time in school as other students in New York City.

Salted peanut butter still has about twice as much potassium as sodium.

Suppose we have two tasks: one is to consume twice as much CPU time as the other, yielding a 2: 1 ratio.

With ample natural resources, however, North Dakota produces more than twice as much energy as its 641, 000 residents can consume.

Some of the doctors are paid almost twice as much as the nurses.

Also, American small caps dropped by twice as much as the S&P 500, which indicate relative weakness in this economically sensitive group.

Are you willing to proceed if it costs twice as much and takes three times as long as your presumably reasonable estimates suggest?

Why should Americans spend twice as much on health as Swedes yet die younger?

But to feed us all, the UN Food and Agriculture Organization says, we will need to produce twice as much food.

To bring ratios of debt to GDP back to 60%, a number widely seen as prudent prior to the crisis, would take twice as much effort.

By 2050, there will be another two to three billion people on Earth, and the planet's population will consume twice as much food as now.

Everyone will get twice as much personal space as in flats on land.

They also provide 25 percent more iron and more than twice as much zinc as the same amount of breast meat.

The baby weighed almost twice as much at 6 months as when he was born.

This statement inserts a row in the warn_tab table if the new unit_price is more than twice as much as the old one.

Men suffer twice as much as women, apparently, and are, therefore, in greater danger of dying on the High Street in the coming weeks.

That is a problem because a coal power plant burns twice as much carbon per unit of electricity as a natural gas plant .

It is estimated that globally, peat stores twice as much carton as forest, and the UK contains about 15 per cent of the world's peatlands.

You'll receive twice as much as you give!

Amazingly, some people will actually eat twice as much of the reduced-fat version because it's healthier.

Big firms pay around twice as much as their South Korean rivals in absolute terms, yet tax revenues are notoriously weak.

The result: the enhanced mice eat less and spend twice as much time running around.

A bottle of wine from neighbouring South Africa is sold for twice as much as in overpriced and far away London.

Obama is already blanketing North Carolina and Indiana with campaign ads, spending twice as much as Clinton.

I would gladly have paid twice as much for it.

Two people doing one jobs means twice as much experience, skills, brainpwer and energy.

A bottle of high-quality juice could cost more than twice as much.

LONDON (Reuters) - A British cash machine became a big hit this week after it started paying out twice as much money as it should.

Housing costs have risen by more than twice as much as income since 1990, a trend that may finally be reversing thanks to the housing bust.

Would you pay me twice as much if it took me 6 hours vs. only 3?

Why should children do half as much work and get twice as much holiday as their parents?

Even though nylons initially cost twice as much as silk stockings, women lined up to buy them when they were introduced on May 15, 1940.

Seven times as long as flying , and costs almost twice as much .

It used to take us twice as much time to get half of what we had now.

According to Harvard University latest statistics: worldwide, women suffer from depression troubling chance twice as much as men.

I would gladly pay twice as much for it.

Can we text twice as much while driving, without the guilt?

But now Iran has nearly twice as much low-enriched uranium.

So you better get twice as much work done today or you wiII regret it.

There are only two boxes and one contains twice as much money as the other.

Its mileage per liter is almost twice as much as the average car on the highway today.

John: According to our numbers, there is twice as much opportunity in the international market as there is in the domestic market.

European women devote twice as much time as men to domestic tasks, according to McKinsey.

This doesn't mean you need to spend a lot on clothes. One great rule to follow is "spend twice as much, buy half as much" .

"The traditional rule of thumb is that twice as much content takes four times as much resources to develop, " says Mr Newell.

I love the epic drama twice as much for this reason.

If you think that earning twice as much money will make you twice as much happy, you are wrong.

You have two ears and one mouth, and you remember to listen twice as much as you talk.

"People often think that if they just had twice as much money, then life would be easy, " says Willis.

Thanks to tariffs and other distortions, Japanese pay twice as much for their food as they should, according to the OECD.

And it produces twice as much CO2 per passenger kilometre as a non-high speed train.

Her rice yield is now almost 200 kg per sao annually, twice as much as before, and the family food supply is secure.

You'll need about twice as much food and feed and about twice as much water as now in 2050.

The new results, however, are based on twice as much data, so might yield a different outcome.

University of Virginia researcher Allison Leach says Americans eat almost twice as much protein as the government recommends.

Instead it is lopsided with twice as much on one side of the galactic centre as the other.

In 2006 Huawei's overseas contracts were worth twice as much as its domestic ones. Sales are growing quickly in Africa and the Middle East.

It took 300, 000 man hours to build one Tiger, almost twice as much time as a Panther required.

This means you can store twice as much data as before.

Wehave twice as much Non-REM sleep as Rapid Eye Movement sleep each night.

In 1970, the developed world decided we were going to spend twice as much as we did, right now, than in 1970 on the developing world.

I was convinced that by doing so, I was creating twice as much money as we initially had.

Zeo was previously available only in America, cost twice as much, and required a cumbersome 'reader' unit to operate.

China is by far the largest investor, buying or leasing twice as much as anyone else.

It has nearly 240 miles (386 kilometers) of cables and wires, twice as much as a commercial 747 jetliner.

In absolute net growth, the US will add more than twice as much capacity than India in 2007-08.

Japanese industry already complains it pays twice as much for energy as competitors in China and South Korea.

The average person's skin weighs twice as much as the brain.

In one experiment, young people who saw their elderly avatars reported they would save twice as much as those who didn't.

In America, New Zealand and Spain it applied with a vengeance: Spanish employment fell by twice as much as output.

The iPad starts at $499 plus tax. That's nearly twice as much as a netbook.

These days, the construction industry accounts for 20% of Japan's economy, which is twice as much as in American or Britain.

They pay twice as much for a little cup as we pay for a big cup and they just sip it.

By 2030, Indians will be producing twice as much as they are now; Chinese people three times as much.

I'll love you twice as much tomorrow.

American firms with 5, 000 or more people spend more than twice as much per worker on research and development as those with 100-500.

Big films such as "2012" and "Angels and Demons" have earned roughly twice as much in foreign cinemas as in American ones.

The government spends twice as much on the armed forces as on education.

The emerging market stock index is up 17 per cent in three months, roughly twice as much as the S& P 500 index.

A thing you already have is worth twice as much as a thing you might get in the future.

The regular use of text messages and emails can lower the IQ more than twice as much as smoking marijuana.

The situation is even worse in China, which uses about twice as much nitrogen fertilizer as the US to yield about the same amount of crops.

The regular use of text messages and e-mails can lower the IQ more than twice as much as smoking marijuana.

The government has just had to pay a 5. 1% yield on three-month paper, more than twice as much as a month ago.

Not only do vegetables frozen in butter sauce cost twice as much as plain frozen vegetables, they have more calories.

On average, public servants earn more than twice as much as workers in the private sector and have an easier life.

The U. S. was easily the world's biggest importer, at $2. 2 trillion, almost twice as much as number two Germany, with $1. 2 trillion.

The new car costs twice as much as the old one.

Shanghai's has cost an estimated $55bn, twice as much as the Beijing Olympics in 2008.

The Inga hydropower project could generate twice as much electricity as the world's largest dam, the Three Gorges in China.

She spent twice as much money on clothing as I do.

Yes, it's very good. We suddenly have twice as much money to spend here.

The average U. S. person now consumes twice as much as they did 50 years ago.

We've produced twice as much cotton this year as we did in 1966.

When Helen's age is twice as much as Mary's, how old is Helen then?

Fresh fruit costs twice as much as canned fruit.

Last year China used twice as much crude steel as the European Union, United States and Japan combined.

This meticulous stocking helps it sell $1, 750 per square foot--twice as much as Whole Foods.

On average, developing countries spend twice as much on infrastructure (as a proportion of GDP) as developed countries do.

I will love you twice as much tomorrow.

We joke we should get a higher percentage when couples are divorcing because it's twice as much work.

Twice as much, in fact.

Women blink almost twice as much as men.

Women blink nearly twice as much as men.

Ironically, however, even though more and more women work outside the home, women still do twice as much house work as men.

The default workstation available for purchase for labs such as this costs almost twice as much: USD $2, 063.

The press releases also states a projected revenue of $1 billion in 2011, twice as much as in 2008.