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entrant

[en-truhnt] / ˈɛn trənt /


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As the ability of AI to generate realistic video improves, production costs will plummet, and we’ll see new entrants in the media industry.

From The Wall Street Journal

On the other hand, 29% are what the Institute called "new entrant Republicans".

From BBC

The turf war over real estate listings could get a big new entrant.

From Barron's

There are practical benefits to index inclusion, since funds passively tracking the Nasdaq-100 would have to buy up shares of new entrants.

From MarketWatch

It was an early entrant in personal computers, but in 2005, facing slim profit margins and shrinking market share, it sold its PC division to China’s Lenovo.

From Barron's