US /həˈraɪzn/
・UK /həˈraɪzn/
For example, "As I said in the beginning, we might have a crisis on the horizon." The same goes for, "This relates to what I was saying earlier," or "This ties in with..." Emphasising a point: "The significance of this is..." or "This is important because..." or "We have to remember that..." Making reference to information: "Based on our findings..." or "Our data shows..." or "According to our study..." Explaining visuals: "I'd like to illustrate this point by showing you..." or "This chart shows a breakdown of..." A breakdown is often used in a presentation to show all of the smaller parts of something bigger.
we might have a crisis on the horizon.
It hasn't quite happened yet, but sunrise is the time of day when the sun comes above the horizon.
of day when the sun comes above the horizon.
Contact, and therefore conflict, was always on the horizon,
Contact, and therefore conflict, was always on the horizon.
But competition was on the horizon.
A few short hours later, Nome, Alaska was on our horizon.
And people were looking at a 2027 event horizon for action on Taiwan, and a potential blockade in the Taiwan Straits.
the other side of that event horizon with any detail
and the border is the horizon of your knowledge
the horizon of your knowledge also grows larger.
But I do think, you know, Bitcoin pulling back here and cooling off a bit and just kind of floating in this range, this $80,000 to $85,000 range, for the people that do look at it long term who see the investment thesis in it, I think this is a very prudent time to be adding to allocations based on, you know, your time horizon and your financial plan.
But I do think, you know, Bitcoin pulling back here and cooling off a bit and just kind of floating in this range, this $80,000 to $85,000 range, for the people that do look at it long-term, for who see the investment thesis in it, I think this is a very prudent time to be adding to allocations based on, you know, your, your time horizon and your financial plan.