Jeannette

American  

[juh-net, zhah-net] / dʒəˈnɛt, ʒɑˈnɛt /

noun

1. a city in W Pennsylvania, near Pittsburgh.

2. Also Jeannetta Jeanette a female given name, form of Jean.

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Example Sentences

"Notably, vitamin B12 didn't reach adequate levels without supplementation or fortified foods, and calcium, iodine and zinc intakes were often at the lower end of recommended ranges, making them important nutrients to consider for children on plant-based diets," explains the study co-author Dr. Jeannette Beasley, an Associate Professor in the Departments of Nutrition and Food Studies and Medicine at New York University.

From Science Daily

Even Jeannette Jara, Kast’s defeated Communist opponent, supported increasing copper production by 10%.

From Barron's

Even when wireless emergency alerts were sent out during the January firestorms, many were written poorly and did not have enough detail for such a vast metropolitan area, according to Jeannette Sutton, associate professor in the College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security, and Cybersecurity at the University at Albany who specializes in warnings.

From Los Angeles Times

"Both candidates were like opposite extremes," Cintia Urrutia said, but added she'd hoped for Jeannette Jara who she perceived as more "centrist".

From BBC

The contest pits Jeannette Jara of the Communist Party against José Antonio Kast, founder of the economically liberal Republican Party.

From The Wall Street Journal