Example sentences of "to [adj] times " in BNC.

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1 Couples ages 25 to 34 eight to eleven times a month .
2 Build up slowly to a frequency of 20 muscle-pulls six to eight times a day .
3 They cost more to start with , but last up to eight times as long , and use only a quarter of the energy .
4 A suncream with a protection factor of 8 allows you to stay in the sun without burning up to eight times longer than normally .
5 During these moist-palmed days of self-discovery , it is taken for granted that the penis can withstand a rigorous pummelling up to eight times a day .
6 Of these the most useful is Magnify which blows up the selected area by up to eight times .
7 Gold is pretty heavy , being six to eight times the , weight of the gravels , and it follows a certain line down the riverbed .
8 Those that will demand up to eight times the usual premium .
9 In a separate publication1 , I feel that I have shown that the inter-reaction processes involved when two dominant forms of ion are present can cause one ion form to screen the geomagnetic field effective on the other form to bring about a resonance at a frequency of up to 1.5 times higher that that for a single ion .
10 The earliest known glass mirrors date back to Greco-Roman times , and were found in the tombs at Arsinoe in Egypt .
11 The scientists of Idaho were designing a gold-lined stainless steel container that could hold a mixture of deuterium and tritium gases at up to 3000 times atmospheric pressure and at temperatures ranging from hundreds of degrees centigrade to freezing and below .
12 By Friday 8 July residents of Camelford were being supplied with water at up to 500 times the Maximum Admissible Concentration under the EC Drinking Water Directive of 200 ug/litre ( 0.2 mg/litre ) .
13 Spacecraft missions have yielded pictures with up to 500 times the resolution obtained from the Earth .
14 The concentration of tissue plasminogen activator , however , was 20 to 70 times greater than that of urokinase in both groups of patients and therefore urokinase probably contributes little to the overall fibrinolytic activity .
15 At least ten times as many people can be supported on a cereal diet than on a meat based diet — and that figure rockets up to 30 TIMES AS MANY people being supported by a diet based on soya protein .
16 Repeat up to 30 times .
17 Apparently , it produces more in the way of smog-causing emissions than a car which has up to 30 times its horse power .
18 Apple reportedly hopes to offer the machine at approximately Macintosh LC II prices , but it will deliver up to 30 times the LC II 's performance when running software written for the new RISC CPU 's native mode .
19 Heavy smokers have laryngeal cancer mortality risks 20 to 30 times greater than nonsmokers [ 2 ] .
20 But ringing has shown that the same birds return year after year to patrol the same wintering areas , the oldest birds having done the round trip up to 30 times .
21 Immunohistochemical studies have shown that the IgG cell fraction is increased up to 30 times , depending on the severity of the lesion .
22 The INDEX keyword may be repeated up to 30 times .
23 ATBC 's use in Britain has increased to 30 times the level of 1987 .
24 I knew that instead of returning — as I had hoped , a year ago — to easier times ahead , with the opera scheduled for transmission and further commissions being made on its back , more difficult times were ahead .
25 • time-of-day tariff perhaps with several different charge bands applying to different times of day .
26 and he 's having a punch up with his brother and he keeps letting his brother hit him he 's got this holographic image he , who accompanies him with this fucking computer , and working out what 's going on why they 're there sort of thing cos he goes back in into to different times to help these people out
27 Cheshire is the oldest of all the English cheeses and is referred to in the Domesday Book , although it is thought to date back to pre-Roman times .
28 Glanville Jones thinks that they may go back to pre-Roman times in many cases ; June Sheppard has shown that the estate at Marden in Herefordshire , which has Roman settlements , a Saxon palace site , and a ninth-century minster on the site of the initial burial of St Ethelbert , was almost certainly the estate attached to Sutton Walls , the pre-Roman hillfort in the area which was reoccupied in post-Roman times ( Fig. 77 ) .
29 The scare was caused by a report which showed that cavers were sometimes being exposed to levels of radiation , in the form of radon , up to 800 times the official safety limit in homes .
30 Those which cost up to 2 times the yardstick rugs .
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