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cadence

[keyd-ns] / ˈkeɪd ns /


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A quarterly cadence of reporting encourages companies to timely disclose material information and discourages self-dealing.

From Barron's

The cadence of the show is really different.

From Washington Post

“Did you ever, like me, hope …” he says, abruptly pausing his cadence to let the audience anticipate his embarrassing thoughts about the possible benefits of the death of grandparents.

From New York Times

The initial exhilaration of “Prima Facie” is feeling Comer channel Tessa’s ebullient spirit in the character’s Souse, or Liverpool, cadences, and her success in defying the expectations of those around her.

From Washington Post

"He was cool with everyone, he was teaching everyone how to sing the songs, giving them the cadence," Dan added.

From BBC