Sentence examples for a junior counterpart from inspiring English sources
Seniority protections mean that workers let go from one school can take the job from a junior counterpart at another, a cascading process known as bumping.
He may once have been a Swansea City youth footballer, who even scored a penalty against their junior counterparts at Real Madrid, but Greene relishes all the battles he won to become a world champion athlete.
Our data demonstrated that a greater number of senior MOs achieved a passing score than their junior counterparts in both study cohorts (Salem 39% vs. 6%, P < 0.001; RAH 96% vs. 68%, P < 0.05).
As shown in table 5, multivariate logistic regression analysis revealed that more experienced medical staff were more likely to make a clinically relevant PE than their junior counterparts (FY one), with specialty trainee registrars (GP or psychiatry) and consultant psychiatrists being twice as likely to do so (OR 2.61 (2.11 to 3.22) and 2.03 (1.66 to 2.50), respectively).
Some of the senior players are close to their junior counterparts.
Today, the Vladimir Putins and Hu Jintaos and Mahmoud Ahmadinejads of the world — to say nothing of their junior counterparts in places like Sudan, Zimbabwe, Burma and North Korea — are no more likely than were Soviet leaders in 1924 to be swayed by "moral influence".
Locklear's new counterpart is Ella Katie Cassidyy, who is David Cassidy's twenty-two-year-old daughter), a junior publicist who doesn't crumple when her job is in jeopardy.
Among all the studied variables, statistical significance was found for DP scores among nurses who had a different education level; nurses who held a junior college diploma were with a higher DP score when compared with the other two counterparts (p=0.04) (table 2).
Dave Reynolds, a junior at Viewpoint School in Calabasas, was heartened by the fact that the plight of his public school counterparts was gaining wider exposure.
