Antonyms for c horizonc hori·zon

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1. • Soil Horizon

Princeton's WordNet

1. C-horizon, C horizonnoun

   beneath the B-horizon and above the bedrock; consisting of weathered rock

How to use c horizon in a sentence?

1. Ralph Emerson, Nature: Addresses and Lectures:

   The health of the eye seems to demand a horizon. We are never tired, so long as we can see far enough.

2. Gordon Woo:

   The novelty here is to try and come up with financial instruments which trigger when there are signs that something bad is on the horizon. It's like early warning.

3. Robert Music:

   Our research has shown that elimination is firmly on the horizon in the UK with deaths almost disappearing among vaccinated generations by 2040. We must not lose sight of this goal and should strive to increase uptake of the preventative vaccination and screening programmes, especially among non-vaccinated women where incidence is set to rise.

4. The Saudi fund:

   PIF is a patient investor with a long-term horizon. As such, we actively seek strategic opportunities both in Saudi Arabia and globally that have strong potential to generate significant long-term returns while further benefiting the people of Saudi Arabia and driving the country's economic growth, these opportunities include sectors and companies that are well positioned to drive economies and lead sectors moving forward.

5. Marine Gen. John Allen:

   Over-the-horizon targeting implies that you have eyes on the target, you've got some form of boots on the ground or intelligence development capability that's on the ground, Allen said in a Middle East Institute discussion Sept. 16. We have none, we've basically given it up.

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