Osler

[ ohs-ler, ohz- ]

noun

1. Sir William, 1849–1919, Canadian physician and professor of medicine.

Osler

/ ˈɒzlə /

noun

1. OslerSir William18491919MCanadianMEDICINE: physician Sir William. 1849–1919, Canadian physician, pioneer of residency in medical training

Example Sentences

Writing in September of this year, law professors Rachel Barkow and Mark Osler note that “Biden has granted 25 pardons and commuted the sentences of 131 other people. … That is a mere 1.4 percent of the petitions he has received. … No modern U.S. president, going back to Richard Nixon, has had a rate so low.”

From Slate

Insurance costs have doubled for shippers moving through the Red Sea, which can add hundreds of thousands of dollars to a journey for the most expensive ships, said David Osler, insurance editor for Lloyd’s List Intelligence, which provides analysis for the global maritime industry.

From Seattle Times

Osler expects insurance costs to keep rising but said the situation would have to get a lot worse — such as the loss of several ships — to raise prices considerably and make some ship owners rethink moving through the region.

From Seattle Times

"The flip side to higher interest rates is it can put pressure on business, so it's a complexity that a lot of founders haven't had to deal with in a number of years," said Jim Osler, managing director at Origin Merchant Partners.

From Reuters

Along with Rivers, Jamison has included a swirling constellation of other healers, both professional and unofficial, including Dr. William Osler, the singer Paul Robeson and King Arthur.

From New York Times