Coughlin

[kawg-lin, kog-]

noun

1. Charles Edward Father Coughlin, 1891–1979, U.S. Roman Catholic priest, activist, radio broadcaster, and editor, born in Canada.

Example Sentences

“It’s a K-shaped economy, without question,” Citizens Financial Group President Brendan Coughlin said last week at a banking conference in Boston, referencing the popular term for this growing bifurcation.

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Citizens caters to the so-called mass-affluent market and wealthier customers, Coughlin noted, saying “there’s almost nothing I’m worried about right now on the consumer side.”

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“Maybe it’s making some noises. That’s OK,” says Mary Coughlin, 69, the stretch-and-tone class instructor and a physical therapist.

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That stress was in the bottom 20% to 30% of income earners, Coughlin said.

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“The LPI is more than a measurement tool — it is a research-based framework that seeks to redefine how we think about preparing for later life,” said Joe Coughlin, founder and director of the MIT AgeLab and a MarketWatch contributor.

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