Sentence examples for advancing seniority from inspiring English sources
She's singing powerfully and beautifully, but with the manner -- a slight tremor of advancing seniority in the voice, her feet planted solidly on the floor for stability as she shrugs her shoulders to the beat or cocks her hips as a come-on -- of an 82-year-old.
After categorizing age in a univariate analysis, patients in the oldest group (advanced seniority, >75) are estimated to have 32% lower odds of developing complications than patients in the young adult group (18 45) (OR 0.68, 95% CI 0.60 to 0.77, P < 0.0001).
Expect a timetable like this: After 1 -5 years, flight engineers advance according to seniority to first officer.
And even supporters of the contract acknowledge that there are about 650 teachers — those with more seniority or advanced degrees — who will lose the potential to earn as much as they did under the old contract.
In his suit, he contended that on several occasions Georgia Power had used moving goal posts to deny him a promotion, while allowing white workers who had less seniority to advance.
Unlike other major civil rights figures, who used their advocacy as a platform from which to seek public office, Mr. Hawkins entered public office first, then used his increasing seniority to advance the cause of civil rights.
The Nuer had no system of age grades apart from the original transition from boyhood to manhood, and there were no clearly defined activities assigned to each age set; a particular set advanced slowly to a position of acknowledged seniority as older sets died out.
Practices are heavily influenced by the specific dynamic clinical characteristics of patients and may be further modified by clinician specialty and seniority, the use of protocols and advanced neurological monitoring.
Between collective-bargaining increases and additional raises tied to seniority, a hypothetical professor hired in 2000 at $55,014 could have advanced to $91,511 this year, for an increase of 66 percent.
