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RSM
abbreviation
regimental sergeant major
Royal School of Music
Royal Society of Medicine
San Marino (international car registration)
Word History and Origins
Origin of RSM1
Example Sentences
The 3% top-line number for second-quarter annualized growth was “flattered by an increase in net exports,” observed Joseph Brusuelas, chief economist for RSM, a business consulting firm — that is, exports fell modestly in the second quarter, but imports plummeted.
Two other soldiers however suggested he had been "mismanaged" as opposed to being bullied, while Capt Ben Atkin, RSM for L/Cpl Mongan's battalion said physical exercise was "not allowed to be used in the British Army as a punishment" and "if I had seen it, I would have stopped it".
“If Mexico goes into a recession, you’ll see a surge in immigration,” said Joseph Brusuelas, chief economist at the accounting firm RSM US.
“Is the Trump administration comfortable with hiking the price of avocados and guacamole ahead of the Super Bowl?” said Joseph Brusuelas, chief economist at the accounting firm RSM US, adding that he was not joking.
Jacqui Baker, head of retail at RSM UK, said the figures were "concerning" given that most retailers are now heading into their busiest time of the year with Christmas only a few weeks away.
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