Sentence examples for under umbrella from inspiring English sources
The phrase "under umbrella" is not correct in English; it should be "under the umbrella." You can use it to refer to being included within a broader category or concept
Example: "The new policy falls under the umbrella of employee benefits."
The vital give-and-take voters deserve on shifting security risks has gone begging under umbrella slogans about change.
This is why many smaller companies are realising the benefits of joining together with other businesses under umbrella organisations and network schemes to increase buying power and broker better deals.
It is a healthy and important reminder that we are dealing with individuals when we talk about the collectivising of artists under umbrella terms such as outsiders, visionaries, naive, primitive or untaught.
Now, the journal is facing an even more exciting period by being transferred under umbrella of a well known and trusted Springer brand, which will give a new momentum to the journal development and increase the visibility and impact on research community.
My friend Marianne had always dreamed of going to Africa, since as a little girl she watched "Born Free" wide-eyed in wonder over the majestic animals roaming through rolling plains and resting under umbrella acacia trees.
The province of British Columbia currently regulates 24 different health professions under umbrella legislation called the Health Professions Act.
Some huddled under umbrellas.
Rain started again and the players retreated under umbrellas.
Others lie under umbrellas, catching up on sleep.
"Caroline Street was packed with old people standing under umbrellas.
Nonetheless, a substantial crowd, sitting under umbrellas, responded enthusiastically.
