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starve

[stahrv] / stɑrv /






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An analyst is urging Nvidia investors to “stay calm” ahead of some events that could reignite the stock, which has been starved for momentum this year.

From MarketWatch

In a meticulously crafted stop-motion world of gritty dockside poverty, a starving waif discovers the neglected girl in a shabby home weeps not teardrops but pearls.

From Los Angeles Times

“I am just trying my best to ensure that my children don’t starve, but every day the situation gets worse,” said 28-year-old Amisi.

From The Wall Street Journal

The cars are energy starved - the electrical part of the engine now produces about half its total power, while the batteries are about the same size as last year.

From BBC

Fifteen years of anemic supply following the 2008-09 financial crisis had left bondholders starved for new muni debt, a favorite of wealthy American households because it pays out interest exempt from federal income taxes.

From The Wall Street Journal