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leaner

[lee-ner] / ˈli nər /


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Likewise, he’s concerned about the “Jobless Profit Boom,” in which profits are driven by leaner workforces rather than higher revenue–a short-term benefit but one that might come with long-term risks.

From Barron's

Likewise, he’s concerned about the “Jobless Profit Boom,” in which profits are driven by leaner workforces rather than higher revenue–a short-term benefit but one that might come with long-term risks.

From Barron's

These productivity gains, coupled with an unemployment rate hovering at 4.6%, signal that companies are becoming leaner.

From MarketWatch

He also tries to stick to slightly leaner cuts of meat.

From BBC

Measurements of growth and body composition revealed that children following plant-based diets tended to be leaner.

From Science Daily