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prospective

[pruh-spek-tiv] / prəˈspɛk tɪv /


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She has called any prospective U.S. strike on Mexican territory a violation of Mexican sovereignty.

From Los Angeles Times

In the release, Kari DiFonzo, Yale’s director of undergraduate financial aid, said the new policy aims to make things clearer to prospective students and their families about the assistance they will be offered.

From MarketWatch

The class-action suit builds on a previous investigation by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau in 2024, which also accused Rocket Homes of steering prospective borrowers to the company.

From MarketWatch

“These thresholds have been helpful in communicating with prospective students and families in a very noisy information environment.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Perhaps the loudest: lobbyists and salespeople who have used open seating to zero in on a prospective client or lawmaker and plop down next to them for an in-flight pitch.

From The Wall Street Journal