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pipeline

[pahyp-lahyn] / ˈpaɪpˌlaɪn /








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It also committed $10 million to develop a recruiting pipeline with California State University aimed at hiring workers from underrepresented populations.

From The Wall Street Journal

Revenue from investment banking fees increased for the group, and bankers were once again starting a new year feeling optimistic about their “pipeline” of deals they are anticipating.

From The Wall Street Journal

The pipeline of talent, once so certain, has spluttered.

From BBC

If you own the only pipeline to market, they’re paying you either way.

From MarketWatch

Researchers, he said, are leaving the government, the country or even the field -- potentially creating major gaps in the development pipeline for treatments of deadly diseases.

From Barron's