How To Use Double digit In A Sentence
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The power systems unit had a drop in operating profit even though revenue rose in the double digits, Bunch said.
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This case begins with a report showing that the prices on top selling prescription drugs jumped by double digits again.
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Because it is funny, like "Barking up a whole new can of worms" ...... broncos314 wrote: Yea, Daniel it certainly sounds like you and your "bronco" cronies (did I spell cronies right) want the broncos to succeed, sorry if my double digit IQ isn't processing all you negative BS as bronco support.
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A year later, he signed with the Celtics, and since his second season in Boston has never averaged below double digits as a scorer.
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I mean, the number of serious relationships I've had has not been into double digits.
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Typically a good score is anything in double digits.
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Sam's team scored in the double digits in nine out of ten games.
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The economy turned even sourer in the two years after Roosevelt's 1936 land slide win, and unemployment crept up higher from its still double digit numbers.
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Rather than equilibrate the market overnight, such confused policy leads to double digit increases in price as supply meets demand.
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And the economy is expected to notch up double digit growth this year.
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He won't reveal the fund's returns, saying only that they've averaged in the double digits since its launch in 2000.
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The power systems unit had a drop in operating profit even though revenue rose in the double digits, Bunch said.
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Failure rates at the police academy have jumped into double digits from the 3 to 5 percent that once was the norm.
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| Reply | Permalink erik klondike, i thought nine was a double digit? what am i missing? ... nine point two. .my bad, got it.
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However, I realized early on that if there was no bailout and banks began to fail; unemployment started to rise into the high double digits; and credit companies jacked their interest rates up into what most of us would call usurious rates, that even I might not be able to pay my mortgage should I be laid off and not be able to find another job because no one was hiring.
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I think capital expenditures are already starting to grow by double digits.
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As a result, they believe the PC market will grow just 8% next year, well below the low to mid-double digit growth expected by many other market watchers.
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Jeffrey R. Immelt, G.E.'s chief executive, said that the company was pleased with the results, the sixth consecutive quarter of double digit growth in operating earnings, in what he called a "volatile macro environment.
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However, of these, only gypsum wallboard and asphalt paving report price gains in the double digits.
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He added that although credit growth is expected to ease over the rest of the year because of higher interest rates, growth would remain well into the double digits.
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The move comes as annual house-price growth has hit double digits.
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A still-in-production series with trades running into the double digits, Fables tells the story about the daily lives of the last surviving faerie tale heroes as they live in hiding from a man only know as The Adversary in the only place they could find refuge.
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Sam's team scored in the double digits in nine out of ten games.
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Over the past eight years, Gujarat's GDP has grown at a tigerish double digit rate.
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We are bound together in this bloody conflict where the body counts have to break double digits to really get our attention anymore.
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They crumbled to our mighty power with our losses barely reaching through the double digits.
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The publisher admitted that it would incur a'double digit' rise in newsprint prices.
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It has seen consistent double digit like-for-like growth over the last 3 years.
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Distill those, and you'll get a proof in the high double digits.
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The quarterly results were helped by a surge in March when there was double digit month-on-month growth in both the number of passengers and cargo tonnage.
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Underlying pre-tax profits rise 12 %-eighth consecutive year of delivering double digit growth at this level?
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From there, Memphis 'inaccuracy from the field allowed the Suns to extend the lead to double digits.
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Saracens would have been down by double digits.
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I've gone from an asterisk to double digits in the span of just a couple of weeks.
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He averaged in double digits, which was pretty good for a guy who focused so much of his energy on the defensive side of the game.
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Organized labor is down to less than double digits in representation of the work force.
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Office take-up levels next year are likely to be similar to the 175,000 square metres achieved this year but vacancy rates will remain in double digits.
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I think he's somewhere in the double digits, somewhere between 10 and 20.
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Yea, Daniel it certainly sounds like you and your "bronco" cronies (did I spell cronies right) want the broncos to succeed, sorry if my double digit IQ isn't processing all you negative BS as bronco support.
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We have a lead, according to some polls, in the double digits.
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Unemployment that should hover around 5-6 per cent gradually moves to double digits.
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At this rate you'll hit double digits by the time you polish off a slice of apple pie after dinner (it counts, but no ice cream).
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Unemployment in the high-tech sector remains stubbornly in double digits.
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Even in growth times, Germany experiences unemployment rates close to double digits.
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He finishes in single digits or very low double digits.
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But he didn't know that Xerox created what it called a "phantom account" for his 1985 payout, credited it with hypothetical interest pegged to stock-market returns—often in the double digits—and subtracted the total from his pension.
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