relating to or having a deficiency of red blood cells
Political challenges risk pushing the global economy off the rails in a world of record debt, vulnerable banks and anemic growth.
Wall Street Journal
(Oct 9, 2016)
Our campaign to elect a woman UN secretary general gave the international community the opportunity to witness the breadth and depth of the female aspirants.
The Guardian
(Oct 11, 2016)
separate or cut with a tool, such as a sharp instrument
Roads are blocked with detritus, trees turned to tinder, homes reduced to mounds of stone and rusted tin shards cleaved from roofs.
New York Times
(Oct 10, 2016)
She became disenchanted when a family shrine disappeared from the summit and the plans for the outriggers impinged on a cinder cone.
New York Times
(Oct 3, 2016)
One tech company recruiting software engineers here is dangling the next-generation Tesla model as an inducement for joining up.
Seattle Times
(Oct 8, 2016)
Cardona favored a cocktail of heavy tranquillizers and Red Bull, administered at regular intervals throughout the day, which rendered him alert but insensate.
The New Yorker
(Sep 5, 2016)
“I love this,” he says, opening the door to one of the greenhouses, where the opalescent light illuminates sprawling green sweet potato vines.
Washington Times
(Aug 29, 2016)
an officer who provides clothing and subsistence for troops
Scheisskopf was not sanguine at all about obtaining that many nickel-alloy swivels from Quartermaster or enlisting the cooperation of the surgeons at the hospital.
Catch-22
Even worse, your boss opened a job requisition in order to hire someone from the outside for the very same skill set you demonstrate!
US News
(Sep 27, 2016)