Saxes never hurt anyone, the people of Sidangkou doubly so.
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Doubly so when you're doing it for a job interview.
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That would be quite sinister, doubly so because it works.
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Shutdowns forced over unpopular subjects stand to be doubly so.
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Tickets are expensive, tickets to the games themselves doubly so.
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For those with mental-health issues it must be doubly so.
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It's sweeping in scope, difficult to describe, and doubly so to market.
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The same would be true, doubly so, if he had had sons.
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This was doubly so for the period before and during the conventions.
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Doubly so when you consider its disproportionate affects on people of color.
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Doubly so if the viewer is watching while playing some suitably psychedelic music.
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Persona is a special series, and this fifth numbered game is doubly so.
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You're shocked, but doubly so when your AI speech-detecting wearable goes off.
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This is a fraught question for most people, and doubly so for her.
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That she thought she had the slightest grasp of the Constitution, doubly so.
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The watch had always been a fitness tracker, but now it was doubly so.
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If constantly monitoring 3,000 people is impossible, doing so to 20,000 is doubly so.
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Doubly so when it turns out all of them were financially dependent on their partners.
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That should go doubly so for Trump, who lags behind Hillary Clinton financially and organizationally.
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The departure of a Supreme Court justice is always momentous; Mr Scalia's is doubly so.
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If it was baptismal, it felt doubly so given the few weeks that preceded it.
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If centering women in narrative is a political act, then centering marginalized women is doubly so.
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The term consultant has always seemed very vague to me, doubly so in a weed context.
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We are remarkably insane as a species, doubly so when it comes to money or sex.
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The lineup mistake and walk-off home run in the third game made it doubly so.
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If dropped on concrete, the S7 Active holds well and IP68 water-resistance makes this doubly so.
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That would be important with any new vehicle, but it'll be doubly so with the Model 3.
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Talking about gun regulation is poison for American politicians, and doubly so if you're a Republican politician.
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This is doubly so if you live in the South and were born sometime in the 1970s.
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I'm generally skeptical of online health advice, and doubly so when lifestyle guru Tim Ferriss backs it.
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This is doubly so in the poorer south, where firms pay high wages negotiated at the national level.
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Doubly so when Baur pivoted the two front seats inward 12 degrees with a tap on the touchscreen.
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Doubly so when the man found them work aboard the fishing boats, but it's still unrelentingly tough to survive.
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That number is dwarfed, however, by Spotify's 71 million subscribers — and doubly so by its total 159 million users.
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PAULSON Broadway, of course, is expensive, and "Cursed Child" can be doubly so, because it involves buying two tickets.
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And disgust at the fascist demagogue who has assumed the face (and hair) of this movement is doubly so.
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Interesting dynamic — and doubly so given how outspoken many of the NBA's top players have been against Trump as well.
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It was truly a fan's dream episode, and doubly so for those of us who live for the costume details.
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Wandering the wasteland gets pretty lonely, doubly so when you have to deal with all of the dangers lurking about.
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That would be an unconscionable outcome—doubly so because yellow-fever vaccine is cheap and confers a lifetime of immunity.
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Odom's fall from the professional basketball elite has been hard to watch, probably doubly so for his friends and loved ones.
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Recommended especially if you like butt play, masturbation, and advice—and doubly so if you don't like any of those things.
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It's doubly so because, as so many of my Twitter replies have pointed out, it's a first-world kind of problem.
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Dude is pretty fit by the standards of the general population—especially for fathers over 40 and doubly so for politicians.
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Amazon's standards when it comes to refurbished products is always high, and you can be sure that's doubly so with Apple products.
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That goes doubly so for the Kardashian-Jenner clan, who are well-known for shilling teatoxes and gummy hair vitamins with abandon.
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This year it will be doubly so, thanks to all the fans who jumped on the bandwagon during last October's magical run.
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This booming growth is staggering by any means, and doubly so in light of the punitive restrictions placed on marijuana-related businesses.
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With a starting price of $70, it's pretty reasonable for either option — and doubly so for those who like to switch things up.
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He was, in a word, scary in a way a lot of wrestlers weren't, and this was made doubly so by his restlessness.
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The OA is hard to stop watching, and doubly so when it frustrates you, because it's so aware of the power of ambiguity.
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If it's silly to care what headphones look like, then it's doubly so to give a damn about the aesthetics of in-ear monitors.
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As I have learned over the past seven years as the SIGAR, predicting the future is often a fool's errand, doubly so in Afghanistan.
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If L.A. doesn't advance in the postseason, Ruiz and Friedman will make a handy peg for blame, doubly so if Kershaw's October struggles continue.
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That was another one of the device's big downsides, and would have been doubly so for anyone attempting to make it a daily driver.
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Everything is personal where Trump is concerned -- but with the threat of Mueller's investigation hanging over him, a Supreme Court nomination is doubly so.
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Doubly so given the level of intoxication the late-afternoon crowd appeared to have reached, and the standoffishness upon which San Franciscans generally pride themselves.
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It's not easy to start a record label anywhere, and doubly so when you live in a country shaken by political repression and terrorist violence.
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Anything that allows Mr Trump to claim outsider status is good for business; anything that makes his rivals look spooked or weak is doubly so.
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A new novel by John le Carré is always an event, and doubly so when it includes an appearance by his iconic spymaster George Smiley.
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As a fan of the aesthetic, I am glad to hear it coming back and doubly so to see it coming from so many female acts.
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But they can be doubly so if the edibles are made with chocolate, which is toxic to pets, according to the Banfield Pet Hospital in Washington.
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Christmas is the big daddy of holiday movies, so it's a sweet spot for porn as well—doubly so because porn viewership slacks off around Christmas.
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"It's awfully moving, but I would imagine doubly so at the end of a week like this," Barbara Whitman wrote in an email to The Times.
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His very decision to enter the administration is a deeply political act; doubly so, considering the mounting number of generals now serving in the White House.
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For as long as Gabrielle Union's been in the spotlight, she's been a red carpet style star (doubly so when she's with her fashionisto hubby Dwyane Wade).
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Those are dangerous developments for a career founded on durability—doubly so if you don't have an idea of what the end is supposed to look like.
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Doubly so, that the company was raising a relatively modest $10 million (in what it calls an "angel round") at a relatively high valuation of $800 million.
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But that's doubly so for Waymo, which, unlike competitors, is building both its own hardware and software and may eventually sell that to automakers and other players.
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Doubly so as several startups that we'll discuss below (WorkBoard and Gtmhub, among others) are growing their ARR by several hundred percent each year, at the moment.
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Doubly so for Civil War analogies, which give an air of drama and world-historical import to more banal survey data suggesting rising partisan and regional political polarization.
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Stanley, a jazz aficionado and something of a record snob, was horrified — doubly so when his son made moves to pursue the devil's music on a professional level.
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That would be rather difficult with the vastly more complex Zelda series — doubly so considering the improbably well-received Breath of the Wild was so vast and unrestricted.
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For independent workers, doubly so: Not only does their income fluctuate month-by-month, but the policies and premiums available to them are constantly in motion as well.
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All of that can be true, and trans people can still find Tambor's presence offensive to begin with, and doubly so after learning of the accusations of sexual misconduct.
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It's doubly so when your favorite store doesn't carry a cute style in your size, or when all the ones in your size were clearly treated as an afterthought.
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"Any accident is bad and a fatality, doubly so, but when it's a young person, I think it really hits everyone hard in the hunting community," Mr. Lucas said.
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With Macs, it makes more sense to wait, and with Catalina, that advice applies doubly so since most of the major updates on day one are about nicer media experiences.
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But that won't stop anyone from making one, because true crime will always be relevant—doubly so when it's about a case that infiltrated our culture and our daily lives.
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And you see her return to Sri Lanka, meeting her family who still live under the shadow of the civil war, doubly so because her father founded the Tamil Tigers.
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As mentioned, Ricoh's new waterproofed wünderkind has Wi-Fi built in, which is exciting for someone like myself who is mobile-first most of the time, and doubly so when traveling.
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I hate the steady stream of rumors that "so-and-so doesn't make his/her own tracks," doubly so because, with virtually any DJ/producer you can name, they're basically plausible.
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Her new acoustic performances of tracks from the album, released this week in partnership with the music video hosting service Vevo, are doubly so, spotlighting Lorde's snarling rasp and sly vulnerability.
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He stole 30 bases, impressive on its own and doubly so when you remember that he has the dimensions of a fire door, and may well be made of the same material.
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This curiosity is only natural, and perhaps doubly so when you're a 24-year-old single mother who hasn't had any action aside from one kiss, six months ago, with an ex-boyfriend.
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That Hatoum allows us to invade her body makes every moment spent watching feel like a violation, and the choice to exit the crowded gallery to watch the assault makes it doubly so.
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And doubly so, since the sun will blaze through offbeat, activist Aquarius until the 19th — accompanied by thoughtful Mercury, romantic Venus, and a new moon also hitting the Water Bearer's zone this month.
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That's doubly so for studios that are producing a big portfolio of games that still want to connect players across multiple games in order to keep a sense of continuity across those titles.
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"DDoS attacks against federal agencies are serious — and doubly so if the attack may have prevented Americans from being able to weigh in on your proposal to roll back net neutrality protections," they wrote.
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There's also a large switch for muting the microphone — a nice feature to have on any always listening smart home device, but again, doubly so for one designed to live next to the bed.
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"DDoS attacks against federal agencies are serious -- and doubly so if the attack may have prevented Americans from being able to weigh in on your proposal to roll back net neutrality protections," they wrote.
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Scarlett Johansson's casting as the film's lead caused a great deal of controversy—doubly so when rumors began to spread that the studio had considered using CGI to make its white cast look Japanese.
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If the Autun that Salter depicted in the 1960s was sleepy and forgotten, many lifetimes past its prime as an important seat of power in the Roman world, the town today is doubly so.
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Your senses are heightened when driving a car like this anyway, but doubly so on wet roads in a car that weighs nearly two tonnes and can get to 50kmh without you realising it.
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Doubly so when it comes to the subject of his father, Tommy Lapid, a Holocaust survivor who built a life in Israel as a journalist and then as a politician, and died in 2008.
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These female politicians are shattering the glass ceiling in Nevada These female politicians are shattering the glass ceiling in Nevada It's a historic election year in the U.S., and for voters in Nevada, doubly so.
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NASA also knew it sucked, and doubly so when you're floating in space, so they created the RoboGlove, a battery-powered force-multiplying glove that lets you add some power and longevity to your grip.
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For an artist of Asian descent, it must seem doubly so at times, because America thinks of itself as black and white — and isn't even comfortable with that, as our "Nationalist" President just made clear.
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Dragon Ball FighterZ started like any other good competitive game does, doubly so for fighting games: Players scoured the data and labbed tech to quickly find who was the biggest and baddest fighter on the roster.
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Being an EV is only a small part of the appeal, doubly so in markets such as Beijing, Hong Kong, Delhi and Doha, where the Venn diagram of rampant pollution and concentrated wealth are at their peak.
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The show was a ridiculous fantasia of American politics then, and is doubly so now, but the thinking goes that maybe the writer of such a fantasy might have some solid views about how to get there.
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This was a journey of discovery, doubly so, for it revealed to the young artist not only the full range of Smith's artistic production but also the tenor and the energy of the nation that fostered it.
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So a movie in which Poirot tells Depp's Ratchett that he won't protect him because "I do not like your face" seems appealing — doubly so when the character turns up dead at the end of the first act.
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But this logic runs up against another aspect of the case for impeachment, one that was compelling before the election and doubly so now: the need to signal that Trump's conduct is beyond the pale of what's acceptable.
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As someone whose politics fall toward the left end of the political spectrum, I recognize that a 21st-century monarchy is an odd creature, and a 21st-century monarchy in a democratic country like Britain is doubly so.
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He said that the job of making forecasts in a major storm was inherently stressful, and would be doubly so at a time when employees were also worrying about how to pay basic expenses like rent and child care.
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People don't like the idea of an always-on camera watching them, doubly so if it's powered by artificial intelligence and created by a company that makes its money by collecting your personal data and allowing advertisers to target you.
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It seems absurd to describe a game where you can run over a parade of Hare Krishnas, to the celebratory pop-up of "GOURANGA!" in those terms, doubly so when you're aware it's raising a deliberate finger to chin-stroking critics.
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It's familiar, it's user-friendly and it's a nice fit — that last is evenly doubly so, thanks to the new Sports Loop band, which looks just okay, but is hands-down the most comfortable smartwatch strap I've tried thus far.
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Ordinarily, an American president launching unilateral military action without United Nations approval or anything but pro forma consultation with allies would elicit howls of protest from the international community — doubly so, you'd think, if his name happened to be Donald Trump.
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No question, walking into that committee room would be a terrible burden for anyone; it takes courage to come forward in any case of sexual assault, and doubly so when you must do so before tens of millions of people.
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Trusting that a client will be able to keep his story straight and not make false statements — intentional or otherwise — during an interview with federal prosecutors is always a risky proposition, and doubly so when that client is Donald Trump.
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It was impressive enough that they were taking on Manhattan's less-than-forgiving real estate market; doubly so when one considers the risks of humping it in a cultural scene in which the security of cinema has long been imperiled.
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Or, if not low, they're at least a combination of reasonable and manageable, and made doubly so that these are investments GM, as a company that builds and sells an incredible number of vehicles in dozens of markets, is uniquely positioned to monetize.
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And if that was true for the creators, it was doubly so for the audience, who were meant to do more than just watch; they were enlisted to participate, as part of an attempt to break down the separation between art and life.
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When that did not happen, Professor Dreyfus found himself vindicated, doubly so when research in the field began incorporating his arguments, expanded upon in a second edition of "What Computers Can't Do" in 1979 and "What Computers Still Can't Do" in 20143.
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As was true in many US cities at the time, it was more likely — doubly so nationwide, based on violent crime figures — that around the corner could be a total stranger ready to take your watch, your wallet, and even your life.
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It's doubly so as older people begin to play an outsize role in civic life: people 65 and older are about to become the largest age group in America — and they are also more likely to vote and more likely to wield economic influence.
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That Trump would be so incredibly insensitive to the widow of a soldier who died under his watch is astounding, doubly so considering it came after he spent days making the case that he was sensitive to the plight of soldiers to an unprecedented degree.
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"Cursed" characters are a staple in soap operas (and maybe even doubly so in telenovelas) because they are a fun, simple way to wreak a little havoc on the main cast without worrying about finding down-to-earth explanations for all the strange occurrences.
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So by giving Clinton a good excuse to boost Kaine, Republicans would be making their own prospects that much harder in future presidential elections, and doubly so -- by looking (and being) themselves extreme and partisan and by making Kaine look (and be) all the more presidential.
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The concept of "prior review," in which the subject of a piece is allowed to see the prose before it runs, is controversial in journalism, to say the least, and doubly so when the subject asking for the ability to control his image is an alleged drug lord.
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The pair's codependence has always been both a strength and a weakness, but it becomes doubly so as they stare down the second half of their lives with less of an idea than ever of what the future holds now that their supposed happy endings have been invalidated.
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In the case of Vans, the epochal American shoe manufacturer, this is doubly so: Not only does this year mark the brand's comfortable stride into 290, the expansion of their House of Vans cultural hub has come to embody the intuition for conspicuous reinvention that has come to define the brand.
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While it's important to note it's not a 98 out of a possible 100, it's an extremely impressive score — in fact, it's the highest the site has given, and doubly so given the fact that the Pixel was able to hit it (surpassing last year's also impressive 90) with a single camera.
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He would walk around in short-sleeved shirts, impervious to the chill, a tattoo of a snake coiling around his bicep and crawling up toward his neck, en route to devour his face, a dramatic and striking image if ever there was one, doubly so against his pale skin, slick with drizzle.
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The pressure shifts immediately to the Warriors after their first Game 1 loss in five consecutive trips to the finals — and doubly so after Kerr said pregame that he doesn't expect Durant's strained right calf to be healed in time to allow Durant to play in Sunday night's Game 2 in Toronto.
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The question of what to do with films made by people guilty of sexual harassment or assault remains a morally complex one, perhaps doubly so in the case of Last Tango in Paris, a film in which the emotional impact of a pivotal scene stemmed from the willful sexual humiliation of one of its stars.
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That's doubly so because the Trump team has repeatedly tried to have it both ways on a number of these fronts — with Stone, Manafort, Page, and Flynn all distanced from Trump once their Russia connections came to light, even as Trump denies there was any underlying wrongdoing and appears not to have fully severed ties.
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Given how much the punk form has stagnated, how limited the options are for Brooklyn bohemians playing edgy, noisy songs on electric guitars, anybody who remains true to the genre is a traditionalist by definition, doubly so any group of obsessive rock nerds who take care to work into their music absurdly specific, arcane references to classic alternative bands.
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In an election year when the biggest challenge to the political establishment comes from AfD – post-war Germany's most successful right-wing populist party – the stakes are high; doubly so given the ailing fortunes of the European Union as it grapples with rising anti-EU populism across the bloc and the strain of an unending migration crisis.
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" The song's recent fate as a weight-loss jingle was bad enough, but to see it reduced to the soundtrack for a psychic parasite's bump-and-grind — occasionally shot in silhouette against monochromatic red, like a James Bond title sequence — is somehow even more dispiriting, doubly so given the showrunner Noah Hawley's impeccable use of found music in his other FX vehicle, "Fargo.
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At Esquire magazine's "Mavericks of Style" dinner, held at Le Coucou on a rainy night this past November, spirits were so high, and consumed so freely, that it might as well have been 1966 — doubly so, since Gay Talese, Esquire's living monument to the New Journalism of the 1960s, was holding court, dry gin martini in hand, a few yards away from Jay Fielden, Esquire's new editor in chief.
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The two Democrats sent a letter to FCC Chairman Ajit Pai with a list of questions about the FCC's claim on Monday that its comment filing system had been hit with a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack "DDoS attacks against federal agencies are serious -- and doubly so if the attack may have prevented Americans from being able to weigh in on your proposal to roll back net neutrality protections," they wrote.
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