Sentence examples for Keep experienced from inspiring English sources

For some, that will mean paying more to keep experienced teachers on staff.

The principals say that they cannot keep experienced teachers in fourth grade, or transfer them there, because of a provision in the teachers union contract that gives teachers with seniority significant leeway in choosing their assignments from year to year.

"Student mobility is perhaps the hardest problem, because it is often the function of circumstances beyond the control of the board," he said, adding that an incentive to keep experienced teachers in failing schools addresses teacher turnover.

He is being told that at a time of national crisis, the country needs to keep experienced legislators on the job in Washington and not send in new folks who are inexperienced or who may be lightning rods for, well, too much attention.

A glaring inequity in New York, Dr. Ravitch said, is that the poorest, lowest-performing schools have the least experienced teachers and the highest turnover, a problem that might be addressed by letting their principals pay more to attract and keep experienced teachers.

Around the country, it has become harder to find youth sports officials and to keep experienced ones on the job.

"Should I keep the experienced players in?

With his Venezuelan players, Dudamel was a little more straitlaced in his manipulation of the beat, presumably to keep less experienced musicians on board.

The second said: "Regional newspaper industry can't afford to keep losing experienced editors like this and expect to maintain quality".

And Canterbury, having let Johnathan Thurston go a decade ago to keep more experienced duo Brent Sherwin and Braith Anasta, won't make the same mistake.

The cloud over their conversations was the salary cap, football's great equalizer, which sees to it that you can't afford to keep every experienced veteran.