Caulfield

/ ˈkɔːlfiːld /

noun

1. Patrick ( Joseph ). 1936–2005, British painter and printmaker

Example Sentences

“What’s happening is the use of the language of real science to sell their products,” says Timothy Caulfield of the University of Alberta, a veteran debunker of pseudoscience and a co-author of the new paper.

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Steve Schmitt, a Walmart executive, will step in as chief financial officer on Nov. 10, succeeding PepsiCo insider Jamie Caulfield, who plans to retire after more than three decades at the company.

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In prepared remarks, Laguarta and Caulfield said that the company will look to offer “better opening price points” on single-serve packages and multipacks, and offer different pack sizes.

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Former Tory MP Maria Caulfield, who lost her seat at the last election, announced on Tuesday that she was also joining the party.

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Caulfield is a Brexit supporter and quit her role as Tory vice chair in protest at Theresa May's 2018 attempt at a softer withdrawal from the EU, known as the Chequers deal.

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