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leaning

[lee-ning] / ˈli nɪŋ /


Example Sentences

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Despite this, the industry "is leaning toward accepting" AI "because, in any case, we have no choice".

From Barron's

"To meet the moment, we will invent new business models and new ways to play by leaning into what we already have: iconic teams, characters and worlds that people love."

From Barron's

Supporters of the administration’s trade agenda say his team has already been leaning more on the Section 232 tariffs in recent months, decreasing the relative importance of the Ieepa duties.

From The Wall Street Journal

He is leaning back in an attempt to avoid the waiting cameras.

From BBC

The remaining one is now being shown everywhere – a shocked Andrew leaning back on a car seat, his eyes reflecting the photographers' flashes at night in what's known as the red-eye effect.

From BBC




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