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funnel

[fuhn-l] / ˈfʌn l /


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The answer to “career funneling” isn’t fewer corporate or tech opportunities.

From The Wall Street Journal

The U.S. doesn’t yet have the trilemma created by conflicting demands on tax, spending and borrowing, thanks to global demand for dollars funneling money into Treasurys.

From The Wall Street Journal

The numbers suggest the funnel from the Amateur Athletic Union into the NBA is one of the narrowest in all of sports.

From Los Angeles Times

The result was an impassioned plea for a looser regulatory approach to new technologies, less hostility to successful companies and financial reforms to let Europe funnel more capital toward its own entrepreneurs.

From The Wall Street Journal

The company is trying to understand how to cater to the new users that AI is funneling to its website, and ensure that its products are featured when people ask AI chatbots for recommendations.

From Barron's