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cohort

[koh-hawrt] / ˈkoʊ hɔrt /


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Keep older adults who already have these skills working, rehire those we’re letting go and build a bridge at work between skilled, older adults and younger cohorts who could learn from them on the job.

From The Wall Street Journal

Citrini has identified a cohort of companies for whom that expansion is driving demand.

From MarketWatch

As Beijing pivots policy toward boosting domestic demand, the older cohort may be a “safe” growth bet.

From Barron's

The fastest usage growth was among users aged 18 to 24—a cohort unlikely to revert to older software.

From Barron's

Discount retailers have been enjoying a wave of bargain hunting by shoppers — and not just those in the lower-income cohort who have been pressured by stubborn inflation and a softening labor market.

From MarketWatch