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headroom

[hed-room, -room] / ˈhɛdˌrum, -ˌrʊm /




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Asked recently to outline GM’s tech strategy, he described a vision of future electric vehicles with “much higher computational ceiling or headroom.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Tan sees more capital headroom supporting more effective capital optimisation and reallocation.

From The Wall Street Journal

Samuel tells clients in a note that NextDC’s debt headroom in the next 12 months reduces the risk it will need to raise equity, and anticipates more contract wins over the June half.

From The Wall Street Journal

The so-called headroom chancellors have left themselves - essentially a buffer to fall back on - has been smaller in recent years.

From BBC

She expressed a desire for more wriggle room in the spreadsheets against her self-imposed fiscal rules – so-called "headroom".

From BBC