BMI

[bee-em-ahy]

abbreviation

1. body mass index.

BMI

abbreviation

1. body mass index

2. Broadcast Music Incorporated

Example Sentences

"The United States and the European Union are heavily reliant on imports of rare earth elements, underscoring significant risks to critical industries," said Amelia Haines, commodities analyst at BMI, at a seminar this month.

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Energy transition-related demand and Chinese supply curtailments are “sustaining an optimistic narrative, supporting price recovery,” BMI says.

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Captive renewable projects gain from exemptions on cross-subsidy and certain extra surcharges, providing a more cost-effective and reliable supply of clean power, BMI says.

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Analysts at BMI expect gold to stay elevated in the coming weeks but note risks are skewed to the downside due to uncertainty over a potential December cut from the Federal Reserve.

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The findings highlight the need for clinicians to look beyond BMI or waist measurements when assessing heart risk.

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