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Definition of double-digit in English: double-digitadjective (of a number or variable) between 10 and 99. Example sentencesExamples - He expects earnings to grow by double-digit figures in the first half of the current financial year.
- We've just announced our seventh half year of double-digit earnings growth and we're going to see much more of that coming in future.
- For several years in a row, the retail costs of heating oil and natural gas have seen double-digit percentage increases.
- A double-digit increase in the economy was possible and unemployment would be gradually reduced, he said.
- Rentals cost nearly five dollars and first run films are edging ever closer to double-digit prices.
- Firms with questionable numbers see their stock prices fall by double-digit percentages.
- It means their double-digit profit margins aren't high enough to satisfy Wall Street.
- When you tack on inflation, it will be spectacular double-digit growth.
- During 2001, a sharp correction arrived after several years of double-digit growth.
- In the seventies we were racked with economic problems like huge inflation and double-digit unemployment.
- Generous employers will pay a double-digit percentage of your salary towards your pension.
- While not a double-digit increase like those of the past five years, it is still higher than the estimated inflation rate.
- Five years ago, most eastern European nations were battling double-digit inflation.
- Home-owners face soaring bills this autumn amid predictions of a fresh round of double-digit energy price increases.
- The general view was the high double-digit growth achieved by the group over much of the past 20 years was about to end.
- Earnings for this year are likely to be healthy, as house price growth has again reached double-digit figures.
- Low interest rates and double-digit house price inflation have led to a big increase in equity withdrawal in the past couple of years.
- Two years after this, in 1990, we had double-digit general inflation.
- Just counting the pairs of shoes in the hall cupboard rapidly amounts to double-digit figures.
- After four years of double-digit growth, house-price inflation is expected to slow this year.
noun double digitsNorth American another term for double figures Example sentencesExamples - Organized labor is down to less than double digits in representation of the work force.
- Distill those, and you'll get a proof in the high double digits.
- I mean, the number of serious relationships I've had has not been into double digits.
- Unemployment in the high-tech sector remains stubbornly in double digits.
- I think capital expenditures are already starting to grow by double digits.
- 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.
- I think he's somewhere in the double digits, somewhere between 10 and 20.
- Even in growth times, Germany experiences unemployment rates close to double digits.
- Unemployment that should hover around 5-6 per cent gradually moves to double digits.
- He won't reveal the fund's returns, saying only that they've averaged in the double digits since its launch in 2000.
- This case begins with a report showing that the prices on top selling prescription drugs jumped by double digits again.
- I've gone from an asterisk to double digits in the span of just a couple of weeks.
- We have a lead, according to some polls, in the double digits.
- 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.
- 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).
- Failure rates at the police academy have jumped into double digits from the 3 to 5 percent that once was the norm.
- Typically a good score is anything in double digits.
- A year later, he signed with the Celtics, and since his second season in Boston has never averaged below double digits as a scorer.
- He finishes in single digits or very low double digits.
- 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.
Definition of double-digit in US English: double-digitadjectiveˈdəbəl ˌdɪdʒɪtˈdəbəl ˌdijit attributive (of a number, variable, or percentage) between 10 and 99. Example sentencesExamples - Two years after this, in 1990, we had double-digit general inflation.
- Generous employers will pay a double-digit percentage of your salary towards your pension.
- During 2001, a sharp correction arrived after several years of double-digit growth.
- For several years in a row, the retail costs of heating oil and natural gas have seen double-digit percentage increases.
- When you tack on inflation, it will be spectacular double-digit growth.
- Just counting the pairs of shoes in the hall cupboard rapidly amounts to double-digit figures.
- Home-owners face soaring bills this autumn amid predictions of a fresh round of double-digit energy price increases.
- Firms with questionable numbers see their stock prices fall by double-digit percentages.
- Earnings for this year are likely to be healthy, as house price growth has again reached double-digit figures.
- A double-digit increase in the economy was possible and unemployment would be gradually reduced, he said.
- In the seventies we were racked with economic problems like huge inflation and double-digit unemployment.
- The general view was the high double-digit growth achieved by the group over much of the past 20 years was about to end.
- It means their double-digit profit margins aren't high enough to satisfy Wall Street.
- Low interest rates and double-digit house price inflation have led to a big increase in equity withdrawal in the past couple of years.
- He expects earnings to grow by double-digit figures in the first half of the current financial year.
- We've just announced our seventh half year of double-digit earnings growth and we're going to see much more of that coming in future.
- While not a double-digit increase like those of the past five years, it is still higher than the estimated inflation rate.
- Five years ago, most eastern European nations were battling double-digit inflation.
- Rentals cost nearly five dollars and first run films are edging ever closer to double-digit prices.
- After four years of double-digit growth, house-price inflation is expected to slow this year.
nounˈdəbəl ˌdɪdʒɪtˈdəbəl ˌdijit double digitsNorth American another term for double figures Example sentencesExamples - We have a lead, according to some polls, in the double digits.
- I mean, the number of serious relationships I've had has not been into double digits.
- A year later, he signed with the Celtics, and since his second season in Boston has never averaged below double digits as a scorer.
- He finishes in single digits or very low double digits.
- Unemployment in the high-tech sector remains stubbornly in double digits.
- I think capital expenditures are already starting to grow by double digits.
- Typically a good score is anything in double digits.
- 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).
- I think he's somewhere in the double digits, somewhere between 10 and 20.
- Unemployment that should hover around 5-6 per cent gradually moves to double digits.
- Even in growth times, Germany experiences unemployment rates close to double digits.
- 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.
- 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.
- Organized labor is down to less than double digits in representation of the work force.
- Failure rates at the police academy have jumped into double digits from the 3 to 5 percent that once was the norm.
- This case begins with a report showing that the prices on top selling prescription drugs jumped by double digits again.
- 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.
- He won't reveal the fund's returns, saying only that they've averaged in the double digits since its launch in 2000.
- I've gone from an asterisk to double digits in the span of just a couple of weeks.
- Distill those, and you'll get a proof in the high double digits.
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