Sentence examples for Somewhat senior from inspiring English sources

Such a person, usually a somewhat senior executive, is able to translate strategic objectives and business models into the types of AI that can advance them.

A colleague somewhat senior to me — a man I like very much — recently suffered a small but painful, and I'm afraid typical, public humiliation.

Although repurchase claimants would be considered general unsecured creditors in a ResCap bankruptcy, the put-back demands would very likely be somewhat senior to those of other unsecured creditors because of their contractual nature.

This was a seagoing command, although Kinkaid was somewhat senior for it.

She has been hired as a beautician by a salon owner named Jasmine (MaConnia Chesser), who is somewhat her senior and much more comfortable in the role white society dictated for her.

"His affect was somewhat flat," a senior law enforcement official said.

While we were somewhat coy with senior folks from the industry, we had done a good job creating a positive reputation as a team building something that could be important to the future of the industry.

"The current lay of the land is that in the northeast and along the west coast ― with a few places in the middle of the country, like Illinois ― access to abortion has been somewhat protected," Elizabeth Nash, senior state issues manager with the Guttmacher Institute told The Huffington Post.

Early on, a critic described Bertolucci as "the gravedigger of the bourgeoisie," although by now there are signs that he has mellowed or at least become a somewhat more detached senior observer, less dogmatic if not exactly a candidate for enrollment in the GOP.

A senior minister, somewhat piously, welcomed the decision as overdue.

Condé Nast said it had no plans to replace Mr. Carey, who occupied a senior but somewhat amorphous role in the company's hierarchy.