Casey

[key-see]

noun

1. a male given name: from an Irish word meaning “brave.”

Example Sentences

The question of whether to dismiss the case on the basis MediaTek claims now sits before Judge P. Casey Pitts at the Northern District Court of California.

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The root of the trend is just consumers’ desire to connect with brands, said Casey Savio Samuels, senior vice president of strategy at marketing and technology services company Monks.

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“Nvidia blew out revenues and earnings, showing they can execute even with sky-high expectations,” says Brian Casey, CEO of asset manager Westwood Holdings Group in Dallas.

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Plenty of them are undervalued, says Westwood’s Casey, who also points to Eaton, as well as Knife River, which produces construction materials like asphalt and builds roads; Packaging Corp. of America, which makes corrugated packaging; and electrical components producer Hubbell.

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But Casey is resolute: “When the times get tough, people generally look to find quality.”

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