Leibowitz

[ lee-buh-wits ]

noun

1. Re·né [r, uh, -, ney], 1913–1972, French conductor and composer, born in Poland.

Example Sentences

“It can be a lot less than moving to the next tier where the deductible is lower,” Leibowitz says.

From Seattle Times

“Network, formulary, benefits,” Leibowitz says, “you have to do your homework.”

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

“I call them the fringes,” Leibowitz says.

From Seattle Times

Each has the narrative power of a John Cheever story, as artist Cary Leibowitz, co-head of the print department at the Phillips auction house, said in a telephone interview.

From Seattle Times