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: being 10 times as great or as many
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: having 10 units or members
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Examples of tenfold in a Sentence
a tenfold increase in sales
Recent Examples of tenfold from the Web
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Estimates from the Association of Religion Data Archives estimate there were nearly 28,000 Muslims in Central Florida in 2010, a tenfold increase from a decade before.
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Some 20,000 asylum-seekers walked over the border from the United States last year, a nearly tenfold rise from 2016.
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This year, just six months into the federal fiscal year, the labor department has issued 476 visas, already a tenfold increase from two years earlier.
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But that is a tiny increase in comparison with the tenfold spike in the areas around the five sites shown to Amazon.
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That’s a more than tenfold jump from the number of residents who called Meridian home in 1990.
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China improved the standard of living of its citizens with a tenfold increase in per capita gross domestic product over the past 20 years But U.S.-China trade relations in the next 20 years will look very different from the past two decades.
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Last year, a record amount of cargo went through there, according to the Russian Ministry of Transport, and Moscow expects a tenfold increase in cargo on the route by 2025.
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That's a tenfold increase from November, when MedStar was handling around two flu calls per day.
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First Known Use of tenfold
before 12th century
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