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Significats de undershoot en anglès

Landing of an aircraft prior to the intended runway surface.

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Ús de undershoot en anglès
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Inflation in the US, Europe and Japan continues to undershoot official targets.
The Guardian
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The better-than-expected performance came despite the second consecutive monthly undershoot in revenues.
The Irish Times
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The difficulty is, of course, not to undershoot, to fall short.
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Top Wall Street analysts are betting the numbers will undershoot that.
Reuters
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The BOJ is increasingly at a loss to explain why consumer prices consistently undershoot.
Reuters
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I think there's a rough consensus that the jobs data could undershoot some expectations.
Reuters
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I tried to undershoot in order to sound like I didn't have a problem.
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The currency could be supported as imports undershoot exports.
Reuters
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Toyota was responsible for the rest of the undershoot.
Reuters
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That undershoot was nothing compared with what followed the explosion at its Texas City refinery in 2005.
Reuters
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The risk of inflation overshooting the BoE's 2 percent target was less worrying than an undershoot, it added.
Reuters
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The economy can temporarily undershoot.
Reuters
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The Fed will likely project inflation to undershoot its 2% target for the foreseeable future, Bostjancic and others say.
Reuters
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The slight undershoot was due to technical and timing factors rather than a slowdown in the economy, according to the department.
The Irish Times
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Recently, they have tended to cut too much, partly because... non-OPEC supply has always tended to undershoot consensus expectations, he said.
Reuters
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Inflation, which Powell says is low in part because of temporary factors, continues to undershoot the Fed's 2% target.
Reuters
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