Sentence examples for a relatively junior man from inspiring English sources

So, Benedict XVI has appointed a relatively junior man as Archbishop of Birmingham and Vincent Nichols' successor.

(The claim was something of an exaggeration: he was a relatively junior infrastructure analyst).

This came, instead, later from a relatively junior official, Ahmed Asiri, a spokesman at the defence ministry.

It is a relatively junior role, which will make her an assistant bishop in the diocese of Chester.

He added that it was "probably unreasonable" for such a power "to be wielded by a relatively junior police officer".

The first person court-martialed, Jeremy C. Sivits, is 24 years old and a specialist, holding a relatively junior rank.

The Russian foreign minister, Igor S. Ivanov, is staying away and will be represented by a relatively junior minister.

Just 13 months ago she was a relatively junior member of the British cabinet, as leader of the House of Lords.

But Kiriakou was a relatively junior former officer, and his public comments were both critical and sensitive.

Today RAMSI is a scaled-back operation providing police assistance, run by a relatively junior foreign-service officer.

Its weak oversight allowed a relatively junior employee to place bets worth more than the bank's entire capital.