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Discover Ludwig"plenty of runway" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to having a sufficient amount of time, space, or resources to achieve a goal or complete a task. Examples: 1. "We have plenty of runway to finish this project before the deadline." 2. "Her skills and experience give her plenty of runway for a successful career in the fashion industry." 3. "With plenty of runway ahead, the company looks poised for continued growth." 4. "I'm not worried about the race, I still have plenty of runway to catch up to the lead runner." 5. "Our savings provide us with plenty of runway to travel the world for a year."
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"We have plenty of runway".
He was looking fit and I thought he had plenty of runway ahead of him.
It is free of air-traffic congestion, has no ban on night flights and has plenty of runway space.
At a Barclays conference last week, Jack Hartung, Chipotle's chief financial officer, said that there was plenty of "runway" to open new stores and that the company was slowing its development of more remote markets.
As my colleague Alex Wilhelm recently pointed out, Mayer actually has plenty of runway.
With steady income and plenty of runway to grow, Datalogix could be poised for an IPO.
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Lea T. has already walked plenty of runways, including a swimsuit show during Brazil's Fashion Week and a spin on Alexandre Herchcovitch's catwalk.
Which, in turn, creates a new category of components winners — I'm talking about companies with strong competitive advantages and plenty of profit runway.
Sexy kittens stalked plenty of fall runways, but the fiercest felines of all were found at Roberto Cavalli (below left) and Mugler (below right).
BranchOut's investors were supportive of the reallocation of resources to Talk.co because the startup's $49 million in funding meant it had years of runway — plenty of time to experiment with something hot.
BranchOut's investors were supportive of the reallocation of resources to Talk.co because the startup's $49 million in funding meant it had years of runway — plenty of time to experiment with something hot.
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