Etymology
Origin of read-through
First recorded in 1960–65; noun use of verb phrase read through
Example Sentences
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“The takeaway is not just better Meta margins, but a broader read-through for tech/software as investors reassess the link between headcount, growth and profitability,” Thill says.
Evidently, the results were a positive read-through for the industry.
From Barron's
"In the read-through I had the first lines. I was in the midst of being a mum. I was still breastfeeding and thought when I open my mouth what if nothing comes out?"
From BBC
“AI promises to disintermediate the piece about writing the code, not the rest. But of course, the read-through from this to the stock market is case by case.”
From MarketWatch
“Conversely, pressure to spur entry-level volume over profitability could boost deliveries at the expense of gross margins and increase supply, presenting a mixed read-through.”
From Barron's
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