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ratchet

[rach-it] / ˈrætʃ ɪt /




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Nonetheless, America could ratchet up efforts to win the favour of islanders by short-term financial incentives or the prospect of future economic benefits.

From BBC

Still, hardly any economist or business leader expects companies to ratchet up hiring in 2026.

From MarketWatch

Still, hardly any economist or business leader expects companies to ratchet up hiring in 2026.

From MarketWatch

The rise of e-commerce platforms like Shein and Temu in Europe, where consumers are buying cheap couches and beds directly from Chinese sellers, has ratcheted up competition.

From The Wall Street Journal

It ratcheted up the membership fee to stress exclusivity.

From The Wall Street Journal