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staggered

[stag-erd] / ˈstæg ərd /












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A simple strategy is to “ladder” Treasury bills: Divide your investment into portions and purchase bills with staggered maturities, such as 3, 6, 9 and 12 months.

From MarketWatch

He staggered back and his flailing arms collided with another lamp, then another, then, unfortunately, another.

From Literature

Separately, the government announced spring and autumn school holidays and is encouraging staggered paid leave—moves that could lift family-oriented tourism and leisure spending.

From Barron's

They staggered their last days and made a rolling drama out of it for weeks.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The World Cup in Qatar - our play-offs were staggered because we played Austria the first game and then because of what was happening in Ukraine, that got pushed on to the summer.

From BBC