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disciplined

[dis-uh-plind] / ˈdɪs ə plɪnd /














ADJECTIVE
regimented
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How the Broncos can win: Denver’s formula is simple and familiar: play clean, disciplined football and force the Chargers into a low-scoring game, which is much easier with a backup at quarterback.

From Los Angeles Times

Tan favors mid- to large-cap banks with clear capital headroom, disciplined cost management and rising fee-income contributions.

From The Wall Street Journal

The point of a disciplined framework is to show where more must be done without implying that every product with a foreign component constitutes an unacceptable risk.

From The Wall Street Journal

The company has leveraged partnerships and been more disciplined with AI spending than many of its peers, but has also made a series of missteps.

From MarketWatch

We picture an idealized version of ourselves—disciplined, virtuous, rising at dawn—rather than the empirical version that hits the snooze button.

From The Wall Street Journal