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Definition of sevenfold in English: sevenfoldadjective ˈsɛv(ə)nfəʊldˈsɛvənˌfoʊld 1Seven times as great or as numerous. profits have recorded a sevenfold increase to £218 million Example sentencesExamples - A sevenfold increase in the risk of severe or moderate disability remained after birth weight and gestational age were controlled for.
- But with the sevenfold expansion in the world economy over the last half-century, failing to address these market shortcomings and the economic distortions they create will lead to economic decline.
- Associate Paliburg Holdings reported a more than sevenfold net profit increase to HK $127.5 million in the first half from HK $15.8 million a year earlier.
- These factors result in substantial morbidity and a sevenfold increase in mortality from the disease, although absolute death rates are low.
- Some dentists quit altogether while others reduced their NHS commitments, leading to a sevenfold increase in private dentistry in the past 10 years.
- The next year, Washington granted $5.3 million in military aid - a sevenfold increase.
- People with a white racial background have at least a 10-fold increase in the incidence of melanoma compared with blacks and a sevenfold increased incidence compared with American Hispanics.
- Last year, 409 immigrants died trying to get across - a sevenfold increase since 1995.
- Other research suggests that men who undergo open-heart surgery have a sevenfold decrease in mortality if they draw strength from religious faith and regularly get together with a group of people, such as a bowling league.
- Group 1 demonstrated a sevenfold increase in the number of cases.
- The residential market for broadband access will be worth around $88 billion by 2007, an estimated sevenfold increase in revenue over the next five years.
- On the positive side, Spanish-language newspaper circulation has nearly quadrupled over the past 13 years and advertising revenues are up sevenfold.
- New statistics reveal that although deaths from ecstasy quadrupled in England and Wales between 1998 and 2001, Scotland saw a sevenfold increase over the same period.
- 1.1 Having seven parts or elements.
the sevenfold purpose of religious education
adverb ˈsɛv(ə)nfəʊldˈsɛvənˌfoʊld By seven times; to seven times the number or amount. his rent had gone up sevenfold Example sentencesExamples - Foreign investment has increased sevenfold in 20 years.
- The incidence of aneurysm increases sevenfold in those who smoked more than one pack of cigarettes per day.
- Over the past five years, the number of Swedes under 35 claiming long-term disability increased more than sevenfold.
- Victoria's population had increased sevenfold from 76000 to 540000, 45 per cent of the Australian population of 1200000 in 1861.
- To that end, NBC has paid Miss Robinson a hefty £1 million for 13 shows, a salary that could increase sevenfold if it is a long-term ratings winner.
- They found that oxygen consumption rose sevenfold in lab pythons after feeding.
- Our exports to the applicant countries increased sevenfold between 1994 and 2000.
- The numbers of those with mental health problems being sent to prison has increased sevenfold since the introduction of ‘care in the community’ policies, cutting back on specialist psychiatric provisions.
- Although NCLR's annual budget has grown sevenfold to about $3.6 million during executive director Kate Kendell's nine-year tenure, every dime is still squeezed.
- Within the past decade, the incidence of this bone disease in the United States increased sevenfold.
- In England, the price of agricultural produce increased sevenfold in the late 1500s, while the price of manufactured goods went up by 300 per cent.
- France had not completed its goals, mostly because of the horrific costs of war, which had increased France's total government debt sevenfold.
- The country's trade surplus swelled sevenfold to US $80.4 billion in the first 10 months of this year, aggravating tensions with the US and the EU, its biggest trading partners.
- In the two months following his warning, cases of SARS in Hong Kong leapt sevenfold, from 260 to over 1,700 infections.
- That prison population has increased sevenfold from 300,000 since 1980.
- These devices have been shown to increase the risk for infection sevenfold.
- He increased its income sevenfold in three years, but in 1986 he was accused of misusing his expense account.
- The use of wind power worldwide as a source of energy grew sevenfold in 1990-2000.
- After 1985 restrictions on the investment of French capital abroad were lifted, and French investments abroad rose sevenfold by 1990.
- By 1520 62 German cities possessed printing presses, and between 1517 and 1524 the publication of printed books in these cities increased sevenfold.
Definition of sevenfold in US English: sevenfoldadjectiveˈsevənˌfōldˈsɛvənˌfoʊld 1Seven times as great or as numerous. stock fund sales were up sevenfold from December Example sentencesExamples - Some dentists quit altogether while others reduced their NHS commitments, leading to a sevenfold increase in private dentistry in the past 10 years.
- Group 1 demonstrated a sevenfold increase in the number of cases.
- Associate Paliburg Holdings reported a more than sevenfold net profit increase to HK $127.5 million in the first half from HK $15.8 million a year earlier.
- New statistics reveal that although deaths from ecstasy quadrupled in England and Wales between 1998 and 2001, Scotland saw a sevenfold increase over the same period.
- A sevenfold increase in the risk of severe or moderate disability remained after birth weight and gestational age were controlled for.
- Last year, 409 immigrants died trying to get across - a sevenfold increase since 1995.
- These factors result in substantial morbidity and a sevenfold increase in mortality from the disease, although absolute death rates are low.
- People with a white racial background have at least a 10-fold increase in the incidence of melanoma compared with blacks and a sevenfold increased incidence compared with American Hispanics.
- On the positive side, Spanish-language newspaper circulation has nearly quadrupled over the past 13 years and advertising revenues are up sevenfold.
- The next year, Washington granted $5.3 million in military aid - a sevenfold increase.
- The residential market for broadband access will be worth around $88 billion by 2007, an estimated sevenfold increase in revenue over the next five years.
- Other research suggests that men who undergo open-heart surgery have a sevenfold decrease in mortality if they draw strength from religious faith and regularly get together with a group of people, such as a bowling league.
- But with the sevenfold expansion in the world economy over the last half-century, failing to address these market shortcomings and the economic distortions they create will lead to economic decline.
- 1.1 Having seven parts or elements.
the sevenfold purpose of religious education
adverbˈsevənˌfōldˈsɛvənˌfoʊld By seven times; to seven times the number or amount. his rent had gone up sevenfold Example sentencesExamples - To that end, NBC has paid Miss Robinson a hefty £1 million for 13 shows, a salary that could increase sevenfold if it is a long-term ratings winner.
- Although NCLR's annual budget has grown sevenfold to about $3.6 million during executive director Kate Kendell's nine-year tenure, every dime is still squeezed.
- After 1985 restrictions on the investment of French capital abroad were lifted, and French investments abroad rose sevenfold by 1990.
- The incidence of aneurysm increases sevenfold in those who smoked more than one pack of cigarettes per day.
- Over the past five years, the number of Swedes under 35 claiming long-term disability increased more than sevenfold.
- That prison population has increased sevenfold from 300,000 since 1980.
- He increased its income sevenfold in three years, but in 1986 he was accused of misusing his expense account.
- Foreign investment has increased sevenfold in 20 years.
- They found that oxygen consumption rose sevenfold in lab pythons after feeding.
- The country's trade surplus swelled sevenfold to US $80.4 billion in the first 10 months of this year, aggravating tensions with the US and the EU, its biggest trading partners.
- The numbers of those with mental health problems being sent to prison has increased sevenfold since the introduction of ‘care in the community’ policies, cutting back on specialist psychiatric provisions.
- In England, the price of agricultural produce increased sevenfold in the late 1500s, while the price of manufactured goods went up by 300 per cent.
- By 1520 62 German cities possessed printing presses, and between 1517 and 1524 the publication of printed books in these cities increased sevenfold.
- France had not completed its goals, mostly because of the horrific costs of war, which had increased France's total government debt sevenfold.
- Our exports to the applicant countries increased sevenfold between 1994 and 2000.
- Within the past decade, the incidence of this bone disease in the United States increased sevenfold.
- The use of wind power worldwide as a source of energy grew sevenfold in 1990-2000.
- These devices have been shown to increase the risk for infection sevenfold.
- Victoria's population had increased sevenfold from 76000 to 540000, 45 per cent of the Australian population of 1200000 in 1861.
- In the two months following his warning, cases of SARS in Hong Kong leapt sevenfold, from 260 to over 1,700 infections.
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