IMS
Britishabbreviation
Example Sentences
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Anne Quinn Young, the chief mission officer of the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation, the country’s largest funder of myeloma research, calls the new IMS definition of the term cure “a watershed moment.”
From Slate
The Team Penske car, which Newgarden won with in 2024, is now in the renovated IMS Museum and features a modified rear attenuator similar to the one seen Sunday at Indianapolis that resulted in penalties.
From Los Angeles Times
"It's a beautiful car, it's a very historic car, it's just a little bit outside our scope window," said IMS curator Jason Vansickle.
From BBC
They’ve checked in via text, email, IMs, chats and every other way imaginable since the disaster made national and world news.
From Los Angeles Times
Clash's Ims Taylor agreed that the album as a whole doesn't match her lead singles - those "sultry, retro-tinged pop bops that assert Carpenter’s place as pop star, irresistible icon, reigning supreme over charts and admirers with infinite confidence".
From BBC
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