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Meanings of pro forma in English

In a set manner without serious attention.

As a formality only.

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Usage of pro forma in English
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It's very difficult to have a future pro forma for your company.
Reuters
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On a pro forma basis, Alkermes expects revenue to grow next year.
Reuters
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The offer was pro forma; Pretzky didn't want her to agree.
Deadly little secrets
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Contingent liquidity will also weaken slightly pro forma for the transaction.
Reuters
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He has a pro forma deal that, as I understand it, everybody gets.
The Verge
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Contingent liquidity weakens slightly pro forma for the bond offerings and ARCT acquisition.
Reuters
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It was possible that they believed his words were merely a pro forma statement.
Mentats of Dune
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Subjectively, patients reported the pro forma method as being preferable.
Pubmed
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Adjusted pro forma net loss was 25 cents a share.
Reuters
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Restricted payments are also only permitted if the pro forma CFCC ratio exceeds 2x.
Reuters
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Subsequent reelections were pro forma in this perpetual-motion corruption machine.
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Nothing like a little pro forma quid pro quo action.
Skin Game
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The combination will have pro forma revenues of about 15 billion euros, Akzo Nobel said.
Reuters
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Year-earlier results are on a pro forma basis, as if the company were independent then.
Reuters
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Tenant concentration will decrease and tenant credit risk will decline pro forma for the transaction.
Reuters
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The hearing was only a pro forma cost review.
The capitol game
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