Sentence examples for under leading from inspiring English sources

He spent time in Paris, the Hague, Amsterdam, Salzburg and elsewhere studying painting and sculpture, sometimes on scholarships and under leading artists.

Sales of e-books fell immediately after Borders went under, leading some to suggest that reduced opportunity to browse the physical artifact resulted in less online buying.

The billboard attracted a barrage of complaints, with Jill Soloway (one of the writers of Six Feet Under) leading a campaign against it - the poster was soon taken down.

Itō, by then the most important person in the Meiji government, and other officials spent nearly one and a half years (1882 83) in Europe, notably in Germany, studying under leading constitutional scholars.

No. Has he studied under leading Islamic scholars?

Both players were at seven-under 137, leading a group of five players by one stroke.

But some believe the bank suffers from under-investment, leading to inadequate marketing and dispirited workers who all too often reveal talents only in post-Citi careers.

Over 70 million Americans are either uninsured or under-insured, leading to more illness, death and overtaxed emergency rooms.

Our new problem is that risk has been under-priced, leading all kinds of people to get in over their heads.

Optimised prescription requires an individual drug regime to avoid both under-coagulation leading to the risk of stroke and over-coagulation leading to the risk of haemorrhage.

A limitation of the study is that women with some socioeconomic characteristics are under-represented, leading to a slight overestimation of SWL in the sample.