provider
AmericanOther Word Forms
- nonprovider noun
Etymology
Origin of provider
Example Sentences
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With intense winter weather this year and broader global conflicts, interest in travel insurance has ticked up, insurance providers told MarketWatch last week.
From MarketWatch
The district proposed spending nearly $70,000 per location to connect 55 addresses despite many broadband providers already operating in the city.
Barron’s has argued that many incumbent software providers have seen their stocks unduly harshly hit over the perceived AI threat and Wall Street analysts agree.
From Barron's
The conflict has weighed on shares of capital equipment providers.
From Barron's
Early gains from small language models are emerging, and the company is working more closely with major AI providers to modernize platforms in markets it knows well.
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