How to pronounce“preemptively”in English

preemptively Saddam Hussein was not the threat we betrayed him as being that the Bush Administration claimed he

More preemptively, aggressive, less cooperative in an economic game.

I was preemptively trying to gauge where this was going, but clearly that didn't work.

So I was already preemptively thinking, this is probably what he's going to do, what he's going to ask me.

on your own preemptively, and instead to create a shared accountability.

And he preemptively interpreted the negative branch to be a universal law of nature, that for every particle

In the absence of them having preemptively shipped it to us, we might have only ordered two of those things from Amazon.

So if I have to work preemptively, is not spotted as easily as if it's movement from a static hand.

Bible um killing their enemies sometimes even preemptively uh and um and then we move toward the development of some kind of a

for I'm about to sin I did it preemptively because I knew at some

But I love like that process of trying to preemptively kind of guess what the questions might be.

First thing, I always try to preemptively treat my feet.

It makes you crappier to them, more preemptively aggressive, less cooperative in an economic game.

It's a little bit minority reportish, because what you're doing is you're preemptively punishing someone for something they haven't done yet.

But because they weren't clever, they weren't preemptively clever on behalf of every future generation, all these great ad

of must three questions will probably pop up for you and I want to go ahead and preemptively answer them ahead of

It seems as though when a story gets killed, preemptively like this, it is almost universally a story that negatively affects one side of the political aisle.

describing with the DNA the genes are still there we're just changing how they get used and so you can actually preemptively activate a DNA repair genes

So in particular, this has caught the eye of DARPA, which now has an entire program that's looking at, can we preemptively express protective alleles and response

And if the patient could start to identify when they think their medication is starting to wear off, objectively, they could actually preemptively take the medicine.

And this gives me the option, under the law, to preemptively attack.

And although there's probably about ten of us right now that read her blog and comment and so on right now, I wanted to preemptively ask you that-- the internet comment

certain building where the US has been monitoring a suspected terrorist, they will create a pattern of life and preemptively determine that those people, because of who

We have the reports like I showed, we have a social app that we just launched, we have this great outage and alerts platform so we can give you, preemptively, a notification

So although the actual shape of the border was in extreme flux people perceived it to be a fete accompli and it, sort of, preemptively anticipating the borders a fete accompli,

that's, that's an example of how we're thinking about ways to help people modify behavior towards their own goals, towards things that they preemptively said they want to do.

Just as laws in our country and the police forces, which guarantee them, I fe-, preemptively, prevent an enormous

warning, it's imperative, many people think, to be able to act preemptively against that.

And he said in that speech, I fear that NATO, the West, the United States, the Biden administration will preemptively attack us.

We have so much to lose, so much upside to lose, by preemptively stopping the positive futures from happening out of fear.

He realized he was wrong and he deleted it; which seems to me a better solution than preemptively banning content, which only raises more questions

And they can all say, "Well, we're acting preemptively."