North America
Americannoun
noun
Other Word Forms
- North American adjective
Etymology
Origin of North America
First recorded in 1680–90
Example Sentences
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The fertilizer price increase comes at a critical time in the growing season for farmers in North America and Europe, and lower use could weigh on crop yields, Holsether said.
Kraft Heinz’s former CEO, Carlos Abrams-Rivera, and its board decided last summer that the best path was to split the company, separating its global condiments and North America grocery businesses.
At a time major league owners would like you to believe market size equals destiny, the team with baseball’s longest postseason drought plays in the second-largest market in North America.
From Los Angeles Times
“We provide all the supporting systems to develop them, coach them and then give them different assignments,” said Annie Huang, senior vice president for human resources for P&G in North America.
Bank of Montreal, which ranks as one of the largest banks in North America by assets, said it is expanding use cases for accessing tokenized cash.
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