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cycle

[sahy-kuhl] / ˈsaɪ kəl /


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“The challenge we’re facing right now is, that cycle has been really altered, so we don’t really have a system that can be managed properly under the current conditions we are experiencing,” Ajami said.

From Los Angeles Times

Planned hardware replacement cycles have investments depreciating quicker than accounting rules allow.

From The Wall Street Journal

For the past decade, the U.S. oil industry has tried to break the cycle of booms and busts that has plagued it for much of its existence.

From The Wall Street Journal

The body has already held discussions with the sports regarding funding for the next cycle, and sports are aware of roughly what they will receive.

From BBC

Six years later it was submerged, only to come and go with drought cycles that have left it increasingly embalmed in salt.

From The Wall Street Journal