Sentence examples for a tenure of between from inspiring English sources

"I know that on average a manager has a tenure of between nine and 14 months and often they are sacked before they can think about a long-term plan.

In this case, if one considers workers with tenures shorter than 1 year, their risk of unemployment is three time higher than those with a tenure between 1 and 5 years and four times higher than those with a tenure longer than 5 years.

Network Rail was established after the brief and disastrous tenure of Railtrack between 1996 and 2002, which went into administration after a series of fatal accidents culminating in the Hatfield disaster in 2000.

Most HFMCs (92.0%) had a fixed tenure of 3 years as stipulated by the Gazette [ 18].

Between 1670 and 1730, the average pope was elected at 71 and served until 80, an average tenure of nine years.

The members of the department of a tenure candidate have the opportunity to observe the functioning of a tenure-track professor a few years before proposing tenure to the tenure committee, which then only has the duty to see to it that the quality standards in research and teaching are fulfilled.

It has been unable to recover from the disastrous tenure of Chris Ronnie, chief executive between 2007 and 2009, who made a series of poor acquisitions that saddled it with debt.

Rather it is because it is an analysis of the tenure of all the CEOs in all the big global companies between 1995 and 2010.

Geoffrey built the Great Hall and the Solar block during his tenure of the castle, either between 1250 and 1280, or later, in the 1280s and 1290s.

The average tenure of a partner is about eight years.

The research was conducted during tenure of a Health Sciences Career Development Award at the University of Otago (HSB).