If Mr. Trump lies only three times as much as Mrs.
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It's on average three times as much as in Texas or Illinois.
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Green roofs cost two to three times as much as a traditional roof.
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For monitoring only, Phyn costs three times as much as most other sensors.
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The Shalala campaign has raised more than three times as much as Salazar.
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The brisket he purchases costs about three times as much as generic brisket.
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Studies also suggest that migraines affect women almost three times as much as men.
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These three have each raised between twice and three times as much as Cloudyn.
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Total profit was $2.38 billion, nearly three times as much as a year ago.
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Electric buses, which cost three times as much as diesel buses, are still rare.
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The investigation cost $90 million, nearly three times as much as estimated at the outset.
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North America boasted six times more funding and Asia three times as much as Europe.
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That's about twice as much as Australians and three times as much as the Dutch.
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Older customers, since they can only be charged three times as much as young adults.
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"The same drug in the United States costs three times as much as other" developed countries.
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Right now, insurers can only charge the oldest enrollees three times as much as the youngest.
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He makes almost three times as much as me, but I like splitting things pretty evenly.
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The administration is using "influx" shelters, which cost about three times as much as traditional shelters.
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Currently, insurers can charge older people no more than three times as much as younger people.
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At the Broad, the LED lighting cost three times as much as less efficient halogen lights.
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She raised more than $4 million from residents, almost three times as much as Mr. Sanders.
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A 10-story steel building weighs two or three times as much as a wooden version.
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Ms. Warren would raise taxes by three times as much as Mr. Buttigieg and Ms. Klobuchar.
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That's more than three times as much as the $256,000 he spent in the second quarter.
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And it'll set you back about three times as much as one would have in 1979.
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Both "bitcoin" and "snapchat" were searched about three times as much as "gun control" on Feb.
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Current law only allows insurers to charge older people three times as much as younger customers.
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Jars of peanut butter cost $12 in local supermarkets—three times as much as in South Africa.
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First, with the size of the prizes, which are worth three times as much as a Nobel.
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It is now worth almost three times as much as it was at its nadir in 2016.
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That's almost three times as much as was exported all of last year, Chinese customs data shows.
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Right now, insurers can charge older people no more than three times as much as younger people.
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Lamb raised almost three times as much as Saccone in 2017, giving him more money for ads.
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Referrals to hospital have risen by 20% since 2009-13, about three times as much as NHS spending.
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Age band rating: Obamacare says insurers can charge older people only three times as much as younger people.
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In January the charity created BRAC Academy, which charges three times as much as the school in Gazipur.
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Four Loko has teased a new hard seltzer with 14% alcohol, three times as much as White Claw.
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Combined, their loss is expected to be almost three times as much as a year ago, at $199 million.
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Its four plants can meet up to 30% of Singapore's needs—three times as much as its local catchment.
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Discrimination is limited: for example, the old can be charged at most three times as much as the young.
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It says that insurance companies can only charge its oldest patients three times as much as the youngest ones.
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The former CIA agent raised a whopping $3.6 million in the third quarter, three times as much as Brat.
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It's worth more than three times as much as American Airlines, and four times as much as United Airlines.
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They are roughly twice as much as television rights from Europe, and three times as much as from Asia.
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Then I realized that I could be worth three times as much as I am now if I had.
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It worked; emissions in British Columbia dropped more than three times as much as in the rest of Canada.
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American orthopedic surgeons earn an average of $442,000 — three times as much as what their counterparts in France earn.
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It's difficult to spread, and I often find that I need two-to-three times as much as other primers.
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Right now, insurance plans are required to only charge the oldest enrollees three times as much as the youngest enrollees.
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And Wells Fargo charges about three times as much as every other bank that's doing the same sort of thing.
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Its age rating band allowing older people to be charged no more than three times as much as younger people.
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That is three times as much as the Mexican tax and would certainly upset a high-potential market, analysts say.
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The European Union spends $65 billion a year on farm subsidies, about three times as much as the United States.
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In New York City, it costs three times as much as tuition at an in-state public college or university.
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This unprecedented amount is about three times as much as Joe Biden has spent on his entire TV advertising campaign.
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That's nearly three times as much as this time last year, when the top apps took in just $2000 million.
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UniCredit, with a stock market value of almost 40 billion euros, is worth roughly three times as much as Commerzbank.
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How does Montblanc justify charging three times as much as LG for a watch that is functionally the same as LG's?
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In 903 it installed more wind-power capacity than any other country; three times as much as the runner-up, America.
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Some Air France pilots may earn two to three times as much as those at Europe's biggest low-cost carrier, Ryanair.
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With an estimated value of about $200trn, homes are collectively worth about three times as much as all publicly traded stocks.
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With an estimated value of about $200trn, homes are collectively worth about three times as much as all publicly traded shares.
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Making an average of $924 off their platform each month, Airbnb hosts make nearly three times as much as other workers.
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The administration has been housing children in so-called influx shelters, which cost about three times as much as traditional shelters.
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Losers: Old people: Obamacare prevented insurance companies from charging their oldest enrollees more than three times as much as their youngest.
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Building affordable housing in California costs on average three times as much as Texas or Illinois, according to the federal government.
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Nexstar is offering $10.55 a share in cash, almost three times as much as the $3.90 a share that Meredith is offering.
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At $78, a barrel of Brent crude now fetches nearly three times as much as it did at its nadir in 2016.
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Most of these factories, however, will not be switching to gas, which can cost three times as much as coal, it said.
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If you are charging me three times as much as someone else, can you tell me what is unique about this deposition?
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The gap narrowed since 2016, when state and federal Republican campaigns spent three times as much as Democratic campaigns on Google ads.
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The largest gem-quality diamond, the Cullinan Diamond, weighed more than 3,100 carats, nearly three times as much as the next-biggest.
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It is grossing over $3 million a week on Broadway — more than three times as much as most other plays and musicals.
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Under the health care law, premiums for older people cannot be more than three times as much as premiums for younger people.
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She has found the back of the net more than three times as much as South Africa's top male marksman, Benni McCarthy (32).
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The gambling mecca turns over $37.6 billion a year, three times as much as Las Vegas, and employs 57,000 people in its casinos.
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It's anticipated to cost around $25 million, which is about three times as much as a standard container ship of the same size.
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The IMF now predicts that GDP will shrink by 203% in 2016, more than three times as much as it expected in October.
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Berlin-based firms in 2017 raised nearly 3 billion euros - almost three times as much as in 2016 - in 233 rounds of financing.
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The administration has been housing children in so-called influx shelters, like Tornillo, which cost about three times as much as traditional shelters.
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Unlike on Turk, they're paid hourly and can earn roughly twice to three times as much as they would on a competing service.
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At the current stock price, Beyond is worth about three times as much as it was after its first day on the market.
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If you go down toward Pontevedra and Vigo, it's well over two or three times as much as it is in the countryside.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "A new report just came out that says the U.S. border wall could cost three times as much as previously estimated.
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January's imports were themselves three times as much as December arrivals last year - a month that saw the lowest level in seven years.
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In 2018, Beijing plans to spend 1.11 trillion yuan ($175 billion) on its armed forces, more than three times as much as Japan.
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And the Google-owned company did it with a Learning Thermostat that costs three times as much as comparable digital home climate control devices.
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Other advanced economies invest three times as much as the U.S. in policies that support women, from reproductive health care to paid family leave.
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Users who subscribe to Prime spend at least three times as much as Amazon shoppers who don't subscribe, estimates Brian Nowak of Morgan Stanley.
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The process also uses about 300 gallons of water per body, or three times as much as the average person uses in a day.
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The administration has been housing children in so-called influx shelters, like in Tornillo, which cost about three times as much as traditional shelters.
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The amount of coal ash stored at a Dominion waste facility is three times as much as was previously estimated, the Virginian-Pilot reports.
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You won't be saving money with this method — single serving bottles can cost more than three times as much as powder from a can.
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That is more than three times as much as the 5003m tonnes of bitumen produced annually, most of which goes into building the world's roads.
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Her allegations included claims that men were often paid two or three times as much as women and would denigrate women's work and physical appearances.
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Our average shopper is bringing home $32 in earnings per order, roughly three times as much as when they work for other grocery delivery apps.
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These days, Apple is worth more than twice as much as Exxon Mobil and three times as much as General Electric, traditional blue chip stocks.
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At Brazen, Entangled's more risqué fiction line, Ms. Pelletier said book covers with male models sold three times as much as with a woman alone.
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South Africans eat approximately the same amount of beef per person as the average European and nearly three times as much as the average African.
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For workers with less than a high school education, consumer, auto loan and mortgage debt increased by three times as much as new retirement savings.
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Courtney Mishoe and her husband are making more than $180,73 a year, three times as much as the median annual income in the United States.
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That's three times as much as the No. 2 biggest ad revenue recipient, Facebook, which raked in nearly $27 billion in ad revenue last year.
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It pays to have the most elaborate matatu in town: The better-designed vehicles can charge up to three times as much as plain ones.
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Yet we still haven't clarified if it would save money or if Sanders' plans would annually cost three times as much as the American GDP.
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Similarly, Casey's General Stores is now worth about three times as much as when rival Alimentation Couche-Tard unsuccessfully tried to buy it in 2010.
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"Ashton Kutcher was paid three times as much as me on 'No Strings Attached'," Portman, Marie Claire U.K.'s February Issue cover star told the magazine.
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Right now, insurers can only charge the oldest enrollees three times as much as the youngest — that constrains prices for patients in their 2000s and 60s.
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Saudi Arabia is currently the No. 1 buyer of U.S. weapons, purchasing nearly three times as much as any other country over the past two years.
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Italy has estimated that it will spend about 234 billion euros ($2000 billion) next year on managing immigration, almost three times as much as in 22014.
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Right now insurers can only charge the oldest enrollees three times as much as the youngest — that constrains prices for patients in their 50s and 60s.
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A provision in ObamaCare — known as "age band rating" — says insurers can only charge older people three times as much as younger adults for insurance coverage.
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According to the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation, Rwanda's farmers produced 792,000 tonnes of grain in 2014—more than three times as much as in 2000.
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For developing countries, the money sent home by native sons and daughters was more than three times as much as those countries received in foreign aid.
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A company like CBS, with a market capitalization of $20 billion, had EBITDA of about $3 billion last year — that's three times as much as Netflix.
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Entrance polls in Nevada showed Sanders winning a stunning 53% of Latino voters, nearly three times as much as the next closest competitor (Biden at 17%).
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Those costs consume 16 percent of the transit agency's budget, nearly three times as much as in 2002, according to the state comptroller, Thomas P. DiNapoli.
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Ms. Warren's report showed more than 160 people on payroll — nearly double that of Mr. Sanders, even as he raised three times as much as her.
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Premium economy tickets can cost two or three times as much as regular economy ones, and the difference in fare is mostly profit for the companies.
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In fact, Walmart by itself sold almost $500 billion in goods worldwide in 2017, more than three times as much as Amazon, according to Kantor Consulting.
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In the Northeast, affluent parents expect to spend a whopping $2600,22015 to per kid, which is nearly three times as much as the typical middle-income family.
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While older people can currently pay three times as much as young people in premiums, the tax credit only doubles between the highest and lowest age brackets.
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On average, a cesarean section birth in the Bay Area costs more than three times as much as one near Louisville, Ky., according to the institute's data.
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According to a recent survey, couples spend about $4.5K on their honeymoons, which is three times (!!) as much as the average American adult spends on a vacation.
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It says that insurers can only charge the oldest enrollee three times as much as the youngest, which pushes down premiums for those in their 50s and 60s.
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That's more than typical rent in most US cities, but Atoki says he doesn't mind, since he's making about three times as much as he did selling mattresses.
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As migration continued to climb, global remittance flows to developing countries in 2017 reached about $20173bn (see chart), around three times as much as flows of development aid.
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Hamilton Place Strategies combed through the election campaign spending data and found that the two presidential campaigns used Uber more than three times as much as traditional taxis.
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The European Union spends three times as much as the United States on farm subsidies each year, but as the system has expanded, accountability has not kept up.
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It says that insurers can only charge the oldest enrollee three times as much as the youngest, which pushes down premiums for those in their 50s and 143s.
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The dividend yield on the S&P 500 is nearly three times as much as the 10-year yield, which is the widest gap since the early 1950s.
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Even before the intervention began, the tests chosen for the price-showing group were ordered more than three times as much as those chosen for the control group.
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Since Naturdays launched in late February, Blake says it's on track to sell three times as much as the brand had expected by the end of the year.
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That's twice as much you should have by 40 (three times your salary) and three times as much as you should have by 35 (twice your annual salary).
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O'Rourke, who isn't taking Super PAC money, has repeatedly out-fundraised Cruz, reportedly raising almost three times as much as Cruz in the first 45 days of 2018.
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Customers seem to be growing more comfortable ordering with Amazon's voice assistant, Alexa, with the company saying people used it for shopping three times as much as last year.
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But, on Thursday, a U.S. official said the cost of such an event could top $90 million, nearly three times as much as the White House had earlier estimated.
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Canadians pay slightly more than Americans on generic drugs, about 25 percent more than the French and almost three times as much as New Zealanders, according to the report.
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In what sense is Amtrak "public transportation," when it costs literally five times as much as a ticket on a private bus and three times as much as driving?
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Aramco posted core earnings of $224 billion last year, according to its financial disclosure, which is almost three times as much as Apple, the most valuable public U.S. company.
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The average new house is almost half again as large as its counterpart from 1980, and the average wedding now costs three times as much as it did then.
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Men spoke roughly three times as much as their female equivalents - and they dominated the final season most of all, according to a report by data research firm Ceretai.
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"The EU accounts for around half of U.K. trade, more than three times as much as the U.K.'s second largest trade partner - the United States," the report highlights.
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It resulted in an average price of $210 a pair — three times as much as they would have cost at retail, but lower than the majority of the bids.
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Tobacco companies have given some $4.8 million to such independent political committees and parties in California since 2011, nearly three times as much as they gave directly to candidates.
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Their dollar volume of sales, at $27.3 billion, was a slight decrease from last year's survey but was still three times as much as Canadian buyers, who were ranked second.
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It produces more than 10 million barrels per day, three times as much as the world's largest listed oil company, ExxonMobil, while its reserves are more than 10 times bigger.
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Similarly, U.S. physicians, who must bill hundreds of different insurance plans with varying payment and coverage rules, spend two to three times as much as our Canadian colleagues on billing.
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Rice grown in East Timor can cost three times as much as the low-quality varieties imported from Vietnam, said Notaras, and changing attitudes and market dynamics could take decades.
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It accounts for nearly 75 percent of internet traffic, with Americans consuming more than an hour of online videos each day — more than three times as much as in 2011.
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Yeung, 26, is considered to be the "Kim Kardashian of China," but she spent nearly three times as much as her American counterpart on her nuptials to actor Huang Xiaoming.
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Power plants that burn wood chips emit one and a half times the amount of carbon as those using coal, and three times as much as those using natural gas.
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TaskRabbit does not generate quite such strong returns, but its users do surprisingly well, earning $380 a month on average, three times as much as those who rely on Fiverr.
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She also said that while she could earn up to $525,000 in salary and bonus this year, men often earn two or three times as much as their female counterparts.
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That bill came to $27.18 One ingredient that drove that difference: Whole Foods' organic shredded Cheddar cost nearly three times as much as the Walmart brand, which was not organic.
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China, though, spends nearly three times as much as Russia, and its annual defense budgets are expected to continue to grow 7 percent per year on average, the report said.
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If you ignore Tom Steyer, the other self-funding billionaire chasing the Democratic nomination, Bloomberg has spent more than three times as much as all the other Democratic candidates combined.
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Steyer alone spent nearly $53 million in January, while Bloomberg, one of the wealthiest men in the world, dropped nearly three times as much as his six non-billionaire rivals.
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Currently, insurers can charge their oldest customers no more than three times as much as younger enrollees, but the House wants to increase that to a five-to-one ratio.
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This power will allow the Falcon Heavy to carry around 140,000 pounds (63,800 kilograms) of cargo into lower Earth orbit, nearly three times as much as the single-stick Falcon 9.
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That is more than any other limited-service or chicken concept on the market, and it is roughly three times as much as what a KFC location brings in on average.
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According to the Resolution Foundation, a think-tank, a household in the seventh income decile (ie, nearer the richest) will benefit three times as much as someone in the bottom decile.
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Yancopoulos, who is the main inventor of Regeneron's prescription drugs like Eylea and Praluent, made almost three times as much as Regeneron's CEO, Leonard Schleifer, who made $95 million last year.
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Insurers are prohibited today from charging the older person more than three times as much as the youngest, but the Republican plan would allow them to charge five times as much.
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Coinbase's Series E is nearly three times as much as the company raised in its Series D, and the fresh cash brings Coinbase's total-capital-raised-to-date to over $520 million.
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"Ashton Kutcher was paid three times as much as me on No Strings Attached," she told Marie Claire U.K. "I wasn't as pissed as I should have been," Portman told the magazine.
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"The plan's losing a fortune every month," he said, referring to payouts to retirees, which are more than three times as much as the contributions coming in from drivers and their employers.
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In that year it pumped 70 percent of the amount produced by OPEC's biggest producer, its regional political rival Saudi Arabia, and more than three times as much as its neighbor Iraq.
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Last year China's two development banks lent $22010 billion to hard-hit Latin American governments, three times as much as in 2014, according to the Inter-American Dialogue, a Washington think-tank.
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As of early summer, Van Hollen had raised three times as much as Edwards in funds — yet an internal poll from late August shows Edwards a couple of points out in front.
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That leads to my conclusion: The $349 HomePod, which costs roughly three times as much as its competitors and arrives in stores on Friday, is tough to recommend to you, dear reader.
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Those groups have spent more than $9.3 million on television spots in six states in recent months — almost three times as much as supportive Republican groups have spent defending incumbent Republican senators.
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Billboard and Nielsen tweaked the formula in July, making streams from paid services like Spotify and Apple Music worth about three times as much as those from "free" users, including YouTube viewers.
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Read more: RANKED: The 50 cheapest Michelin-starred meals in the world I was afraid that, like accommodation, eating would end up costing me three times as much as it had done elsewhere.
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And even after recent cuts, in 2018 it will still spend more than three times as much as America, as a share of GDP, on wage top-ups for poor workers and parents.
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Twenty-four hours later, the Chinese e-commerce giant reported that customers spent $30.8 billion, or almost three times as much as the previous year's Black Friday and Cyber Monday shoppers spent combined.
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Coke Energy contains guarana extracts, B vitamins and 114 milligrams of naturally sourced caffeine — about three times as much as a typical can of Coke but still less than a cup of coffee.
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The United States still outspends its rivals on the military, with a roughly $28500 billion budget that is three times as much as Beijing's and more than six times as much as Moscow's.
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Experts say institutionalization costs three times as much as fostering, and that Japan's tight job market would be better-served by shifting those caregivers to daycare services to allow more women to work.
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While other advanced countries spend, on average, about three times as much as we do helping families — so much for our vaunted "family values" — it's still a relatively small part of their budgets.
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Some 14 percent of total Russian cross-border outflows in 2017 were to Switzerland — almost three times as much as went to the United States, ING Bank analysts noted, citing Russian central bank data.
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The GOP plan allows insurance companies to charge older adults up to five times more than younger people, while under ObamaCare older Americans can only be charged three times as much as younger people.
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Since the health law passed, insurance plans have been banned from discriminating against people based on health history, but they can charge premiums that are three times as much as younger adults are charged.
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That effort paid off in Nevada where entrance polls showed Sanders winning a stunning 53% of Latino voters, three times as much as the next closest competitor (former Vice President Joe Biden at 0003%).
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Taimei Elementary School is introducing the uniforms for incoming pupils, each costing more than 80,000 yen ($729), including optional items, or more than three times as much as current ones, the Huffington Post said.
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It finds that the bill would reduce taxes on business owners, on average, about three times as much as it would reduce taxes on those whose primary source of income is wages or salaries.
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Roughly $6.2 billion, or 14 percent of total Russian cross-border outflows, went to Switzerland in 2017 — almost three times as much as went to the United States, according to Russian central bank data.
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Meanwhile, England and France squandered $2.3 billion on the Concorde, seen as a "commercial disaster" as early as 1977 when it carried only 70 passengers and cost three times as much as its subsonic competitors.
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The government's existing plans to raise the minimum wage are already expected to benefit households in the seventh income decile (ie, nearer the richest) by three times as much as those in the bottom decile.
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Condor Gold's Child says figures from RBC Capital Markets show some emerging gold producers listed in Toronto can be valued at roughly three times as much as in London, based on their estimated gold reserves.
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A household in the seventh income decile (ie, nearer the rich end of the spectrum) will benefit three times as much as someone in the bottom decile, according to the Resolution Foundation, a think-tank.
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Older Americans could not be charged more than three times as much as younger people, even though the cost of insuring the old is far more than three times the cost of insuring young adults.
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So if insurers can only charge older people three times as much as anyone else, they'll need to come up with the rest of the money for their care by charging everyone else relatively more.
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"When I send out a fundraising e-mail talking about how bad Republicans are, I raise three times as much as when I send out an e-mail talking about how good I am," said Sen.
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Manufacturing jobs were plentiful for young men without a college degree, and each cohort of men aged 25 to 29 earned more than three times as much as their fathers had made at a similar age.
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The research note that focuses on Europe argued that by the end of third-quarter of 2016, euro currency in circulation amounted to €53 trillion, three times as much as in the first quarter of 2003.
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Republican senators who ran on a platform of responsible fiscal policies couldn't even bother to debate a bill that spent three times as much as the Obama White House requested in its last year in office.
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Salman did not say how large a stake the government might sell in Aramco, which produces over 10 million barrels of oil per day, three times as much as the world's largest listed oil company, ExxonMobil.
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In effect, to add 0003 million jobs by then, the number of people who seek to work would have to increase more than three times as much as the economists at the budget office think likely.
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The background is that, under the Affordable Care Act's "age bands," insurers in the individual markets are allowed to charge their oldest customers a maximum of three times as much as their younger customers for premiums.
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Next year, the city expects to collect $631 million in parking fines, up 15 percent from 2014; the haul from fines is three times as much as what the city gets from legal parking at meters.
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Sonos is finally breaking into the Bluetooth speaker market with a speaker that costs more than three times as much as the UE Boom, a speaker that has been the best in its class for years.
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In 2018, Beijing which claims a group of uninhabited islets in the East China Sea controlled by Tokyo, will spend 1.11 trillion yuan ($176.56 billion) on its armed forces, more than three times as much as Japan.
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We'll have to wait and see how the ceramic models fare this time around, but let's hope they live up to that promise, since they still cost three times as much as the entry-level aluminum finishes.
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ESPN and TNT, owned by Time Warner, are paying a combined $24bn for the rights to broadcast National Basketball Association (NBA) games over nine years, almost three times as much as they were paying under their previous deal.
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But there's a catch: That feature, which is being referred to in reports as a "quiet car" mode, is only available for Uber Black rides, which can cost two to three times as much as an UberX ride.
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In the year to June Amazon spent about $13bn on new technology products for its cloud and e-commerce businesses, nearly 20% more than Google and more than three times as much as Facebook, according to Goldman Sachs.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil settled down on Tuesday, then U.S. crude slid further below $210 a barrel in post-settlement trade after an industry group reported that U.S. oil inventories grew nearly three times as much as forecast.
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Not only is the tribute center still around, it is also to move into a new space nearby, at 88 Greenwich Street, where it will occupy 35,883 square feet, almost three times as much as it has now.
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All told, the group, whose members met last week to discuss how to escalate their efforts against Mr. Trump, raised $4 million in February, three times as much as it had raised any other month this election cycle.
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ANO won 29.6 percent of the vote at the weekend's polls, nearly three times as much as its closest rival, but many parties expressed reluctance or rejected outright any coalition with it while Babis fights off fraud charges.
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"In layman's terms, whether you want to bet on a collapse or a rally, it costs you twice to three times as much as it did 30 days ago," Najarian said, who is long Tesla call option spreads.
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Personal health care spending for people ages 224 and older was nearly $27,000 per person in 2014, more than five times higher than spending per child — $3,749 — and nearly three times as much as adults ages 19 to 64.
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It's very expensive to get that platform customized and off the ground, they have recurring revenues which is worth two to three times as much as one-time revenues, and I believe that their revenues are essentially recession proof.
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But when we cost food up in a restaurant, yes, we make three times as much as the ingredients costs us, but after having paid for all the staff and the rent, a lot of us don't break even.
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The group overspent by three times as much as recently as June and was $4.92 billion in the hole a year ago, according to Reuters' analysis of Morningstar data provided by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis.
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Like a major earthquake, another historic flood disaster would probably overwhelm California's flood control infrastructure, and the economic toll would approach a trillion dollars -- nearly three times as much as most models estimate for a major Southern California earthquake.
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Expect Mr. McConnell to offer more such sweeteners to his members, because his bill would reduce the federal deficit by $321 billion over 10 years, nearly three times as much as the House bill, according to the budget office.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. crude stocks rose last week, soaring more than three times as much as expected, even as gasoline inventories fell more than expected, while distillate stockpiles built, data from the Energy Information Administration showed on Wednesday.
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When asked what they worry about frequently or always, the broader group of investors surveyed by E-Trade worry significantly more about personal relationships, loss of a job and physical injury — all two to three times as much as millionaire investors.
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The richest 20 percent of Canadians make twice as much as the next 893 percent, three times as much as the middle 20, four times as much as the next 20, and nine times more than the poorest 20 percent.
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For instance, graduates who study economics and management at Oxford, the most lucrative course according to our data, can expect to be earning three times as much as their contemporaries at the least-selective universities five years after they leave.
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Beijing this year plans to spend 1.11 trillion yuan ($160 billion) on its armed forces, more than three times as much as Japan and about a third of what the U.S. pays for a military that helps defend the Japanese islands.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Adopting some of the most stringent measures needed to curb climate change across all industries could cause hunger levels to rise by three times as much as global warming itself, according to a study released on Tuesday.
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President Trump said Tuesday that the head of electronics manufacturer Foxconn had privately told him that the company may invest as much as $30 billion in its U.S. manufacturing operations — three times as much as what it had promised last week.
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He's not that worried, he says, partly because Iranian pistachio imports face high tariffs in the US. Even though Iran can now legally sell in the US, with the tariff the nuts cost three times as much as American grown ones.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Aramco, the world's biggest oil producer, made core earnings of $1393 billion last year, almost three times as much as Apple, figures from the state-owned company showed on Monday ahead of its debut international bond issue.
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Raising initial cash: Women founders and CEOs share 9 hard truths about raising capital all small businesses need to knowGoing at it alone: I earn three times as much as a freelancer as I did in my full-time job.
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And that has caused the hospitals to fall behind on payments to entities like the local water and power authority, which has raised rates so high on customers that they pay three times as much as the average in the states.
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While people who saw that they spent less than their peers started spending slightly more, the people who saw that they overspent cut their spending by three times as much as those who increased their spending, according to the study.
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President Trump's plans to build a border wall could cost more than three times as much as initial estimates, according to a report prepared by the Democratic staff of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee and released Tuesday.
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Obviously, this means the NCVS is missing some crime in America — and it's a particularly important part of the 2016 story, since the FBI report suggested that the murder rate rose by nearly three times as much as the overall violent crime rate.
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Plus, according to Knerr, he takes part in beer trading, through which fellow ale lovers exchange beverages unavailable in their areas, and he's been able to get bottles selling for two to three times as much as he paid for his MobCraft libations.
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A new annual filing by Google to the EU's Transparency Register showed it spent roughly 15-20 percent more on lobbying European Union officials and lawmakers last year than in 2014, itself some three times as much as in the year before that.
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The latest estimates from Congress suggest that it costs about $750 a day to house a child in the tent city — about three times as much as the cost of a single placement in a shelter — even though conditions there are comparatively austere.
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The state of California collected $88 million in penalties from employers last year in cases brought under a unique law allowing workers to sue on behalf of the state, nearly three times as much as in 2018, according to a new report.
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Tesla already has an SUV, the Model X, but its base price begins at $1003,000 — or nearly three times as much as the average vehicle price in the US. The Model Y will be a much more realistic SUV option for typical Americans.
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A dozen raw oysters still go for around $16 at the Half Shells, Mr. Heffner said, even though they cost his company 32 percent more than last year — and over three times as much as they did a decade ago, when the company was founded.
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MedPAC, the independent advisory group tasked with overseeing Medicare and federal health care programs, found that 340B providers purchased $7 billion worth of drugs in 2013, three times as much as they bought in 2005, and received $3.8 billion in discounts through the program.
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In the last 224 days, she spent twice as much as Mr. Biden on Facebook ads, while Mr. Buttigieg spent more than three times as much as Mr. Biden, who has begun buying more online ads after he sharply scaled back his digital spending over the summer.
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Mexican criminals usually carry heavier weapons than Brazilian thugs do; the "Type IV" armour which repels bullets from guns like the AK-47 costs three times as much as Brazilian armour and adds 30% to a car's weight, obliging owners to replace the brakes every six months.
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Sarah Grieves, a researcher on the Cambridge team, said in an interview that the word "man" has generally been used roughly three times as much as the word "woman" in sports-related coverage, despite the fact that women make up some 45 percent of athletes competing.
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In a Monday email, America Rising, the Republican opposition outfit, cited a Wall Street Journal infographic that tallied up Biden's agenda as costing more than twice as much as Clinton's, with his proposed taxes totaling three times as much as the Democratic nominee four years ago.
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But while industry points to a lack of waste management infrastructure in poor countries as a cause of the ocean plastic problem, Americans use dozens of times more plastic per capita than Indians, five times more than Indonesians, and nearly three times as much as Chinese.
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Not only do Kim and her husband handle their finances separately, a true power couple move, but she is also the primary breadwinner in her family, accruing almost three times as much as her husband who also happens to be one of the most legendary musicians of all time.
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The United States-led offer, in partnership with Mexico and Canada, is promising revenues double that of a rival bid from Morocco — its only competition to host the quadrennial soccer competition — and more than three times as much as FIFA generated from the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
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The German company is exploring synthetic fuels, which would have the advantage of being able to use existing filling stations and engines, its CEO Volkmar Denner told a news conference, adding this could potentially save 2.8 gigatonnes of CO2 by 2050 - three times as much as Germany produced in 2016.
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According to a 22019 study, the number of administration and other staff grew by about three times as much as the number of teachers from 1950 and 2015 in the U.S. Maybe now unions will push harder for more education expenditures to go directly to the classroom instead of administrative bloat.
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The BLM oversees more land than any other federal agency—nearly 240 million acres, over three times as much as the National Parks Service, encompassing much of the western U.S. Unlike National Parks, BLM-managed land is governed by "multiple-use" principles, which allow for some activities like logging and grazing to occur.
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When Ms. Cornwell saw that premiums for 250 would rise by hundreds of dollars a month — to three times as much as the couple paid in 26 — they looked hard at the options: Should they get divorced and file taxes separately so Mr. Donart's lower income would qualify him for cheaper insurance?
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These issues really stem from certain types of imbalances between countries, in particular, the situation with the U.S. and China where China's tariffs vis-a-vis the U.S.. So if you were U.S. company shipping something into China on average would be about three times as much as the other way around.
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A 2015 Pew Research Center study found that fathers and mothers are almost equally likely to say parenting is an extremely important part of their identity, and a 2016 Pew Research Center study found that fathers spend an average of eight hours a week on child care, three times as much as fathers did in 1965.
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Tom MacArthur and Mark Meadows to get the GOP health care bill moving again, per a source familiar with the discussions: States would be able to get waivers from two Affordable Care Act insurance regulations: the "essential health benefits" and the rule that older adults can't be charged more than three times as much as younger ones.
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Rate regulation takes several forms, but the two most important are "community rating" (where all participants, regardless of their health or illness, pay the same premium) and "age-based price bands," which require that the oldest, most expensive, individuals pay no more than three times as much as the least expensive age group (those in their 20s).
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Even if you want to put race aside, which I don't, by way of policy I was put in a place where if my friends were to live where I lived, there's a very good chance their household would still be making two-and-a-half to three times as much as my family was making.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's plans to build a border wall could cost more than three times as much as initial estimates, Senate Democrats said in a report released on Tuesday, adding that the administration has yet to provide Congress with evidence to show that a wall would be effective in stopping the flow of illegal immigration and drugs.
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According to a recent report from the international players' federation, the top players from Australia and England earn around $800,000 a year playing international cricket in all three formats of the game, almost three times as much as South African players, and four times as much as those from New Zealand, Sri Lanka and the West Indies.
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"On average, competing retailers near Lidl stores set their prices approximately 9.3 percent lower than in markets where Lidl is not present, which is more than three times as much as was typically reported in other academic work on Walmart's entry in a new market," said Katrijn Gielens, an associate professor of marketing at UNC who led the study.
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At home, the American Dream is look increasingly far away, as income inequality continues to grow across the US. The top 1 percent of earners are making more than three times as much as they earned in the 1980s (coming in at a wild $1.3 million average per year) while the income of the bottom 50 percent of American earners has remained about the same.
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TURKMENISTAN Area of detail AFGHANISTAN IRAN Kandahar PAKISTAN 216 miles By The New York Times Those fighting forces, also referred to as counterterrorism pursuit teams, are recruited, trained and equipped by C.I.A. agents or contractors who work closely with them on their bases, according to several current and former senior Afghan security officials, and the members are paid nearly three times as much as regular Afghan soldiers.
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We don't really keep track of who pays for what in our day-to-day, but he generally pays for more than I do and takes care of the larger bills, as he makes more than three times as much as I do.)Student Loan Payment: $0 (My parents generously paid for my bachelor and master's degrees, but I also had a partial scholarship.)Utilities: $95-303 (My boyfriend pays.)Internet: $70Cell Phone: $29Health Insurance: $0 (Incredibly, my boyfriend's company covers us both.)Charitable Giving: $11 to the Irish Cancer Society, as well as $0-8 to various GoFundMe causes.
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