Hyman

American  

[hahy-muhn] / ˈhaɪ mən /

noun

1. a male given name.

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Example Sentences

In the past five months alone, the GSEs added roughly $60 billion in purchases to their mortgage-bond portfolios, according to Pimco’s Hyman.

From MarketWatch

“For decades, Americans were advised to minimize protein — particularly animal protein — despite mounting evidence that inadequate protein intake contributes to sarcopenia, insulin resistance, frailty and metabolic decline,” Mark Hyman, a leading functional-medicine physician and a friend of Kennedy’s, wrote on his blog.

From MarketWatch

There was the influential physician Mark Hyman, who co-founded the direct-to-consumer testing company Function Health, recently valued at $2.5 billion.

From The Wall Street Journal

“For decades, Americans were advised to minimize protein — particularly animal protein — despite mounting evidence that inadequate protein intake contributes to sarcopenia, insulin resistance, frailty and metabolic decline,” Mark Hyman, a leading functional-medicine physician and a friend of Kennedy’s, wrote on his blog.

From MarketWatch

One of those who has reached a very different conclusion about Israel is Tash Hyman, a 33-year-old theatre director from London.

From BBC