Sentence examples for leaders studied from inspiring English sources

Children of senior leaders studied and played together and, during the Cultural Revolution, fought each other.

Throughout the war U.S. political and military leaders studied the possible use of nuclear weapons, and upon four separate occasions they gave this study serious attention.

Such jobs were rare when Britain's Oxbridge-trained leaders studied classics and when the public (privately funded) schools considered science dehumanizing.

Mostly unaware of the Schönian model, the project leaders studied each had their own problem-solving methods and ways of dealing with critical incidents.

After ACS leaders studied the results of their survey, they realized that big numbers made people less likely to make donations of $25, $50 or $75 dollars.

And most recently, Alex, one of the leaders, studied Judaism over four years at a yeshiva in Uganda under Rabbi Gershom Sizoumu.

Why should business leaders study history?

Aspiring leaders study how to offer that crucial first gift to a superior, or how to interpret the signature on a document (vertical: take immediate action; horizontal: sit on it).

Nelson: Why should today's leaders study the authors of the past?

Nobel prizes were awarded to the frontier academic leaders studying the space, starting with Herbert Simon in his groundbreaking work called "bounded rationality".

Community leaders studying the library issue agree that space is most important.