Usage of "two-fold" | TermGallery

Having more than one decidedly dissimilar aspects or qualities; public preaching and private influence"- R.W.Emerson.

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Usage of two-fold in English

The expert panel has suggested a two-fold approach to improve the situation. 
 Radio NZ 

The way in which the data is analyzed, said Schlee, is two-fold. 
 Reuters 

Dru had a two-fold purpose in preparing at three in the morning. 
 Philip Dru: Administrator; A Story of Tomorrow, 1920-1935 

This is done for the two-fold purpose of washing and hardening them. 
 The Young Mother: Management of Children in Regard to Health 

STZ-diabetes resulted in approximately two-fold increase in total calcium content of kidney. 
 Pubmed 

For it is just that two-fold sentiment which this sculpture has embodied. 
 Greek Studies: a Series of Essays 

The missionary's voice poured out as he struggled in the two-fold grasp. 
 Foundation 

For Nate Johnson, the excitement surrounding the upcoming Super Bowl is two-fold. 
 Reuters 

For a two-fold reason she had come from New York to Nevada. 
 The Furnace of Gold 

The problem with Hayne's world view on star culture is two-fold. 
 The Guardian 

The problem with the economics of the Green Deal is two-fold. 
 The Guardian 

Seventy genes were upregulated at least two-fold immediately following light damage. 
 Pubmed 

In the whole structure of the cathedral itself we can trace two-fold purposes. 
 The Cathedral 

Co-signing for someone else's loan The problem with co-signing a loan is two-fold. 
 Ebony 

For almost twenty years, he'd devoted himself to a two-fold goal. 
 The irish warrior 

Sciatic nerve transection results in a two-fold increase in mRNA and protein expression. 
 Pubmed 

Frequent collocations

Two-fold through the time

Meanings of two-fold in English