Sentence examples for a tenure of from inspiring English sources

That officer has a tenure of eight years.

It really is a tenure of the future".

His new position will require a tenure of at least three years.

"With a tenure of three months, no one will listen to him".

Oneglia originated in 935 from a Roman coastal castle, Castelvecchio, and was a tenure of the Albenga episcopacy from 1100.

Here in the UK, apartments or flats – especially in high-rise developments – have never been a tenure of aspiration.

The FLA found Foxconn hired an average of 27,000 interns a month, for an average tenure of three and a half months.

Global Value's managers have an average age of 59 and an average tenure of a quarter century.

Transitions to ownership through a tenure change of a rental home already inhabited by the respondent (e.g., Right-to-Buy policies) are equally difficult to trace.

Its managers have an average tenure of 3.78 seasons, a relatively cushy number skewed by Bobby Cox's nearly 19-year run in Atlanta.

The state became the housing provider of last resort and home ownership became a realisable tenure of choice.