Sentence examples for added tenure from inspiring English sources

Bell Labs and Cambridge Laboratory live on, but they have changed their models--Bell was forced to add outside funding when it lost its telephone monopoly in the 1980s, and Cambridge added tenure, along with other administrative changes.

Universities are adding tenure-track posts.

There was a sense of pride that extended beyond soccer, he added – his tenure starting just two years after the Civil Rights Act and a decade of bloodshed and riots that had seen the assassinations of Malcolm X, Medgar Evers and Martin Luther King Jr. Due to Howard's reputation, the team Phillips was able to build contained a global mix of lineages.

And Kear added: "My tenure with the Wildcats started with that unforgettable end-of-season run of four wins out of six to avoid relegation, further highlighted by the 2008 campaign with a club best-ever Super League finish of fifth and a highly creditable Challenge Cup semi-final appearance.

Rutgers University agreed in a labor settlement in August to add 100 tenure or tenure-track positions.

In sensitivity analyses, we also examined adding housing tenure terms or poverty terms separately.

Mr. Wygod added that his tenure in the medical industry would help in this respect.

LeBlanc added that his tenure on sitcom Friends made him critical of comedies, saying: "I'm a joke snob.

He added, "If my tenure was done at this moment in New Jersey, I have been so satisfied".

Stanley's brief tenure added lustre to the position, and he was surely destined to mount to the same great heights.

Giles Clarke, chairman of the ECB throughout Flower's tenure, added: "Andy Flower has not only shown himself to be a coach of great quality but also a man of great integrity.