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choosy

[choo-zee] / ˈtʃu zi /


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Funders became choosier about their capital, leading some biotechs to lay off workers or close.

From The Wall Street Journal

Following a disappointing year for software stocks, investors still have to be choosy when playing the sector, analysts say.

From MarketWatch

Consumers are becoming choosier, and Papa John’s has to step up its menu offerings and value, said Thanawala, the chain’s CFO.

From The Wall Street Journal

Here, too, these professionals tend to be very choosy.

From MarketWatch

Viewers can be choosy about how they spend their cash and time, and may not always want to gamble on a movie they’ve never heard of.

From Los Angeles Times