Melinda

[muh-lin-duh]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Chief Executive Melinda Whittington said La-Z-Boy is gaining momentum in what remains a choppy landscape, and expects efforts to grow the company’s retail store footprint will position it to benefit when overall industry volumes rebound.

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When you do that, “Every option you have, try it out,” said Melinda Caughill, who co-owns a company that analyzes Medicare drug plans.

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Billionaire philanthropist Melinda French Gates has said women's health is chronically underfunded, as she committed $50m to researching the issue.

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"Women's health is chronically underfunded, chronically under-researched, and, as a result, not well understood," Melinda French Gates said, adding that she hopes we will see progress "years, even decades, sooner than we would through other approaches… the results will touch the lives of women all over the world".

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He also quietly removed Dr. Melinda Wharton — the veteran Centers for Disease Control and Prevention official who coordinated the committee’s meetings.

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