Nathaniel

[nuh-than-yuhl]

noun

1. Bartholomew.

2. a male given name: from a Hebrew word meaning “gift of God.”

Example Sentences

As JPMorgan U.S. high-grade credit strategist Nathaniel Rosenbaum observed in a recent note, among the high-grade AI-related bond cohort, some big tech companies still have relatively little debt compared with their massive cash flow.

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According to Nathaniel Liddle, senior fixed-income research analyst at Columbia Threadneedle, hyperscalers like Google are well positioned to weather an AI downturn.

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Liberal MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, who supported the budget, raised concerns of his own, suggesting that while the plan offered much-needed investment, it fell short in addressing Canada's housing crisis and stalled progress on climate action.

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Alicia Blevins’s husband, Nathaniel, brings home $3,200 a month as a Marine corporal at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina.

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Nathaniel Raymond, executive director of Yale University’s Humanitarian Research Lab, said the extremes of violence are “only comparable to Rwanda-style killing,” referring to the 1994 genocide where nearly one million people were killed in a three-month rampage.

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