Rinehart

American  

[rahyn-hahrt] / ˈraɪn hɑrt /

noun

1. Mary Roberts, 1876–1958, U.S. novelist and playwright.

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Example Sentences

There’s also an opportunity cost: Gold doesn’t generate income or dividends, so any money you put in results in lost income, points out Charles E. Rinehart, chief investment officer of Johnson Investment Counsel in Cincinnati.

From Barron's

“These kinds of shocks are inherently unpredictable,” Rinehart says.

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“She would use all these lessons,” Ms. Rinehart writes, “to build a grassroots machine unlike any Montana had ever seen.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Ms. Rinehart, whose podcast, “The Female Body Politic,” spotlights women’s history, canters through Rankin’s career with the same drive that Rankin exhibited, batting away critics and rarely acknowledging the complexity of federal politics.

From The Wall Street Journal

Shannon Rinehart, Columbia Threadneedle’s co-head of municipal investments, says the muni market is fundamentally strong, though its performance has lagged behind other parts of the fixed-income market this year.

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