double whammy informal

"You're getting a double whammy on the good side this year."

As a double whammy, my husband's hours and income have also been cut.

Then, the steel industry was hit by a double whammy.

"And that could be a real double whammy for the chemical industry."

Then comes a double whammy: she falls in love with a person and a place.

They are being hit by what is technically known as a double whammy.

It's great to be able to start any new year with good news, and this time there is a double whammy of it.

"Then you'll have a double whammy to the share price."

High prices are a double whammy for the chemical industry.

There's a double whammy here, too, because almost every such call is made at the worst possible time.

"It is a double whammy when you have a lack of oil and natural gas."

Being rejected when asking for money is a double whammy.

The fact that he can now also use it as new big stick against teachers is probably a double whammy for him.

Then there was last year's double whammy: 16-10 and 21-20.

"They had the double whammy diabetes and high blood pressure," she says.

In fact, we got hit with a double whammy.

"The taxpayers are going to be hit with a double whammy.

"And you've got the double whammy of gas prices going up.

So it was a double whammy of sour news in Buffalo last week.

In the East these beautiful conifers have been hit with a double whammy.

If so, it would be a double whammy for the solo buyer.

It's the double whammy that does it for me.

Then my father would visit and he'd beat me again- a double whammy."

"That double whammy will probably cause additional stresses," he added.

Is he aware that the Labour party will put up both - a double whammy?