Sentences with phrase «roughly twice»

It boasted three bedrooms and one outside lavatory, which may explain why his Californian residence had roughly twice as many bathrooms as bedrooms.

Better hiding also helped move Valspar Signature matte and semigloss up in Consumer Reports» ratings, joining Behr in besting Benjamin Moore, which costs roughly twice as much, among flat and semigloss paints.

This implies that among loans in the repayment cycle delinquency rates are roughly twice as high.»

Converted to square feet / year ($ 167), this is roughly twice the cost of office space in Manhattan ($ 75).

What that means is that the military and veterans are purchasing homes at a rate that is roughly twice that of their proportion within the general population.

That's roughly twice as fast as the rate of inflation for the overall economy.

However, we expect delinquencies to rise only into the mid to upper 2 % range, a far cry from levels roughly twice as high during the early 1990s,» says Philipp.

For roughly twice the price, Fujifilm offers a more versatile solution in the new FinePix s8000fd.

In the east of the province, home prices in Ottawa continue to rise at roughly twice the city's inflation rate, but are still a bargain compared to many other urban centres across the country.

Distressed families experience roughly twice as many tensions per day as nondistressed families.61, 62 There is also greater spillover of conflict from one topic to another and greater «contagion» between marital and child - related tensions among unhappy couples than those who are more satisfied.62 Moreover, distressed couples are more likely to have continuing conflicts that recur in well - established patterns at the same time on subsequent days.62

Following the results for up to 24 months, the study found that participants were roughly twice as likely as the control group to take action on a second behavior.

This number is calculated as being roughly twice as much as what the Visa system is currently capable of.

That means it has a longer «telephoto» focal length, roughly twice the length of the main camera.

The Vega - 10 full range achieves hash rates of 70 to 100 MH / s, which is roughly twice as efficient as the RX 580.

Battery - case manufacturer mophie has put its juice pack for iPhone 4 up for sale, promising roughly twice the power of the Apple smartphone's own battery for $ 79.95.

Clinton attended about seven times as many fundraisers as Trump did during the campaign, and raised roughly twice what he did.

Downside: crashes roughly twice an hour while loading indoor locations.

It charges the phone roughly twice as fast as typical wireless charging, but still slower than plugging it in.

That's as much as some all - in - one computers and roughly twice an average 15 - inch notebook like the Toshiba Satellite Radius, which uses only 13.4 watts at idle and 41.5 watts at full system load.

It's still plenty quick, on the order of two shots per second, but we'd estimate the iPad 2 is roughly twice that fast.

Teen boys, on the other hand, were roughly twice as likely to be distracted while swiveling to look behind them.

Premiums in Las Vegas are roughly twice as high as they are in other parts of the state.

Based on our single Bowling Green male driver, this subset of five insurers had the lowest quotes averaging $ 1,115 a year for a standard annual policy with coverage limits roughly twice the KY minimum.

At the Stanford Law Library the total we spend for our staff is roughly twice what we spend for all materials (online and print), and that seems right to me — it's the staff that is our most valuable resource.

Fully loaded costs on an hourly basis were roughly twice salary.

Skadden Arps, who represented plaintiff, had asked for roughly twice of what was eventually awarded.

If the family law legal battle cost half of the current average allowing roughly twice as many combatants to afford it, the family lawyers could handle twice as many clients in half the time per client, and would lose no income, and the clients would get the services of lawyers over the services of paralegals.

Monthly EV sales in China during February, according to this CleanTechnica report, topped 34,000 or roughly twice U.S. EV sales volume for the same month.

In the case of Hadcrut temperature series they use around 35 - 40 % land data when calculating global data, but GISS have a temperature product using roughly twice this fraction for land area as fig 7 shows.

The Wall Street Journal might be receptive to publishing information on the ongoing investigation, and their circulation is roughly twice that of the New York Times.

By comparison, that's roughly twice the circulation of The New York Times.

Roughly twice a decade, the panel would assemble the most recent research and issue a consensus statement about the prospects for climate change.

The nation consumes more than one billion pounds of shrimp annually, which works out to an average of 4 pounds per person — roughly twice amount of salmon and tuna, the next most popular fish.

This is a huge step forward for a nation whose sugar consumption is roughly twice the amount recommended and whose population is suffering the health consequences of excessive sugar consumption in the form of obesity, type 2 diabetes, and other chronic diseases.

Wired Science's Alexis Madrigal calculates that the plant's kilowatt hour rate should therefore correspond to about 20 cents per kWh - taking into account the consumer markup - or roughly twice the kilowatt hour rate of coal - based alternatives.Regardless of the exact figures, such large - scale installations will help lower the kilowatt hour rate over time and bring them in line with conventional energy sources, as Woody explains:

According to the University of Alaska Fairbanks» F. Stuart Chapin, temperatures in the Arctic Circle are already rising at roughly twice the global average.

A typical new heat pump in the United States is on average roughly twice as efficient as electric resistance heat, although performance varies with climate.

Americans consume roughly twice the amount of sugar recommended for good health, and sugars are rampant in processed foods.

Coal has roughly twice the CO2 emissions than (conventional) natural gas.

By 2035, about 170 communities — roughly twice as many as today — will face chronic inundation and possible retreat from affected areas under the intermediate or high scenarios, with more than 100 seeing at least a quarter of their land chronically flooded.

Assuming the rate of forced warming has not changed during the period concerned, then the two combined must be roughly twice the forced warming during the last two and half decades of the 20th century.

Coal offered roughly twice as much energy by weight as wood and by the mid - to late nineteenth century provided half of all the fuel consumed in Europe and the United States.

They kill roughly twice as many bats as birds.

Extreme cold caused roughly twice the number of deaths in the USA as extreme heat.

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a plastic - filled soup roughly twice the size of Texas, has garnered a huge amount of attention.

Scientists say Earth is on course for roughly twice this amount by the end of the century — a recipe for worse droughts, floods, storms and rising seas.

Since 1992, the rate of global sea level rise measured by satellites has been roughly twice the rate observed over the last century, providing evidence of acceleration.

«This height difference corresponds to roughly twice the volume from the melting ice sheets of Greenland,» said one of the authors, Roelof Rietbroek of the University of Bonn.

That is roughly twice as much as scientists previously thought and three times the overall rate of global warming, making central West Antarctica one of the fastest - warming regions on earth.

That amount is roughly twice what the U.S. spends on renewables.