Jennifer

[jen-uh-fer]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Guinevere.

Example Sentences

On Greenlight’s platform, a growing share of children are setting up recurring transfers to their accounts that get invested automatically, according to Jennifer Seitz, the company’s director of education.

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But that plan for the recorders—commonly called the black boxes—worried Jennifer Homendy, a top U.S. transportation official.

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“There was a point in time where bands were coming through town on tour and playing L.A. for the first time and their agents all wanted them to play Spaceland’s Monday residency,” remembers former head booker Jennifer Tefft of the no-cover event, which became legendary by the early 2000s.

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Jennifer Mensik Kennedy, president of the American Nurses Assn., decried the proposed changes, saying they would widen an already painful shortfall of advanced practice nurses — whose roles require graduate degrees.

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California First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom is organizing efforts among the state’s influential women to develop strategies for regulating artificial intelligence technology, positioning child safety as a non-negotiable priority in platform design and functionality.

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