Leibowitz

American  

[lee-buh-wits] / ˈli bə wɪts /

noun

1. René 1913–1972, French conductor and composer, born in Poland.

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Example Sentences

“In the world in which we live, there is no doubt that the expeditiousness of a regulatory review can be affected by presidential interest,” said Jon Leibowitz, a former Democratic Federal Trade Commission chairman.

From The Wall Street Journal

Psychologist Kari Leibowitz says growing up in the US in a summer-centric town meant she used to view winter as limiting and uncomfortable, but travelling to Norway where some places get almost no daylight in the depths of winter changed her mindset.

From BBC

“Both of these assets aren't really liquid, which means millennials don’t have instantaneous access to either of them,” said Kevin Leibowitz, president and CEO of Grayton Mortgage.

From Salon

“I call them the fringes,” Leibowitz says.

From Seattle Times

“Even if you were in an Aetna plan before, and you say, ‘Well, I’ll stay with Aetna again,’ you still want to look and make sure the medication you’re taking is still on the formulary,” says Abbie Leibowitz, chief medical officer and co-founder of Health Advocate, which provides integrated health advocacy and health benefits programs.

From Seattle Times