Gretchen

American  

[grech-uhn, greyt-shuhn] / ˈgrɛtʃ ən, ˈgreɪt ʃən /

noun

1. a female given name, form of Margaret.

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Example Sentences

“Because the market has run up so much in recent years it may not be easy to find investments down in value from their purchase price,” says Gretchen Hollstein, a wealth advisor and director in wealth management at Aspiriant.

From Barron's

“They’re dumping people in a dangerous place who are extremely vulnerable,” said Gretchen Kuhner, director of the Institute for Women in Migration, a nonprofit.

From Los Angeles Times

His messages about the war have been interspersed with posts on other topics, including one about the threat presented to Lake Michigan by Asian carp, which came up during a recent meeting with Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan; an update on the approval process for his planned White House ballroom; and links to articles chronicling his deteriorating relationship with comedian Bill Maher.

From The Wall Street Journal

American corn farmers have already dealt with three years of financial losses, and this year is setting up for a fourth, says Gretchen Kuck, an economist with the National Corn Growers Association.

From Barron's

American corn farmers have already dealt with three years of financial losses, and this year is setting up for a fourth, says Gretchen Kuck, an economist with the National Corn Growers Association.

From Barron's