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choosy

[choo-zee] / ˈtʃu zi /


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It’s also possible that college grads are more likely to have parents who can support them, so they can be choosier in job searches.

From The Wall Street Journal

At the same time, the specialty lenders that house-flippers often use are getting choosier.

From The Wall Street Journal

The solar growth story is real, but investors should be choosy in how they play it, says Shawn Kravetz, president and chief investment officer of Esplanade Capital, which invests in renewable energy.

From Barron's

But the country has become a headache for many international brands in recent years as economic momentum has slowed and consumers have gotten choosier.

From The Wall Street Journal

In September, Spring said consumers were remaining resilient despite economic uncertainty and tariffs, though he said he was still expecting some shoppers to be more choosy about what they bought.

From The Wall Street Journal