quadruple

These two trends have opened the door to triple and even quadruple hyphen situations, as in the Albert-Brauer-Hasse-Noether Theorem and the Grothendieck-Hirzebruch-Riemann-Roch Theorem.

One month later, the number of cases had quadrupled, with WHO showing more than 208 cases and 130 deaths.

One likely reason for their growth is rising oil prices, which have quadrupled since 2002.

And it would be worst of all for Netflix, whose stock price quadrupled last year (from $92 to $368 a share).

Phone taps, as it happens, more than quadrupled between 2001 and 2008.

Since 1990, the state's Hispanic population has increased eight-fold, while the Asian-American population has quadrupled.

Deep in a hollow to the left were two mills instead of one, and the noise of ore-crunching rolls was quadrupled in volume.

In the last fifty years the number of known fossil remains of invertebrated animals has been trebled or quadrupled.

In fact, the event which had such a tragic sequel practically quadrupled your fortune and mine.

In the nine years that had passed since his father's death Evert had, as has been stated, quadrupled the fortune he had inherited.

A revenue quadrupled in four years needs no Chicagos or Buffalos to endorse the colony's claims to energy and progress.