Sentence examples for In this tenure from inspiring English sources

Using data supplied by Hometrack, the thinktank calculated that a third of the country was now off limits to poorer private renters at a time when half of young low- and middle-income households are living in this tenure.

In this analysis, tenure is used in models as one way to control for the effect of length of employment on risk of depression diagnosis.

Before ending on Aug. 25, this season, first in the tenure of Richard Gaddes as general director, will also offer Mozart's "Mitridate," Berg's "Wozzeck" and "The Egyptian Helen" by Richard Strauss.

What implicit biases are enmeshed in the tenure process?

Tyler's most enduring effort in this second legislative tenure was saving the College of William and Mary, which suffered from waning enrollment and risked closure.

In this two-year tenure of treatment, out of the total 109 patients followed up for the MRD study only 81.65% (n = 89) remained in clinical remission (CR) with no detectable morphological blasts.

The Resolution Foundation said this shift in tenure could mean problems in the future, as individuals would need to find a way of funding their housing in retirement, or may need to turn to the benefits system for help.

While for many it is a lifestyle choice, the ongoing squeeze on wages, rising house prices, not to mention difficulty in obtaining sufficient mortgage finance is accentuating this shift in tenure from owner occupation to long term renting.

This change in tenure has enabled development of new institutions, such as the conservancy model, which is proposed to maintain open lands for wildlife while generating new income avenues for local people under a privatized land tenure system.

His standing is similar to President Bill Clinton's at this point in his tenure.

It is not unusual for new presidents to enjoy substantial public support at this point in their tenure.