number triple造句

• Two girls fainted; within 15 minutes, the number tripled.
• That number triples with follow-up care.
• While at the end of the 18th century only 1143 peasants lived here, in 40 years the number tripled.
• The section from Coombe Junction to Moorswater was closed to passenger traffic on the same day but passenger numbers tripled.
• It handles on average 20 25 flights a day, although this number triples during the Hajj season and school holidays.
• "We are hoping to see the that number triple in the next two years, " said Van Sou Ieng, chairman of the manufacturers group.
• At the same time, numbers tripled on two lists : those who died waiting for an organ and those who joined the waiting registry.
• They also brought or purchased enslaved African Americans, whose numbers tripled in the state from 1850 to 1860, from 58, 000 to 182, 566.
• "We are hoping to see the that number triple in the next two years, " said Van Sou Ieng, chairman of the Garment Manufacturers Association in Cambodia.
• The number Triple Zero ( 000 ) was chosen for several reasons : technically, it suited the dialling system for the most remote automatic exchanges, particularly outback Queensland.
• Pakistanis rank among the fastest-growing groups of immigrants in New York City, their numbers tripling over the past decade, mainly around Coney Island Avenue, where Chughtai has his office.
• Epidemologisists have found that 9 % of people who begin smoking marijuana at 19 years or older satisfy the criteria of dependency and this number triples at ages under 18 years old.
• During the six-year Palestinian uprising against Israeli occupation, " when it was really impossible to move, we were being hit by rocks every day and everyone thought we would leave but our numbers tripled.
• There are approximately 492 permanent residents live here and the number tripled during weekends and particularly holidays such as the major Muslim celebrations, people from the cities particularly Kuala Lumpur and Penang will flocked back here to join their families celebrating the occasions.
• After World War II, UBC s President Norman MacKenzie declared any returning veteran was guaranteed a space at UBC . As a result, student numbers tripled to over 9, 000 by 1947 and UBC experienced a crunch in classroom space and a lack of faculty to teach the extra classes that were needed.