Sentence examples similar to an open tenure from inspiring English sources

An open tenure-track position may draw only a few hundred applications.

The ratio of Ph.D. scientists to open tenure-track faculty posts is something like 7 1 these days; most of us will end up working outside of academia, so look for opportunities to expand your 'translational' skill set.

Parishioners who were children during his tenure at Holy Family say his appetites were an "open secret" among children, though not adults.

Hillary Clinton made an open and secure Internet supporting freedom around the world a cornerstone of her tenure as secretary of state.

Be that as it may, Mr. Maazel, never one to hide his light under a bushel, opens his tenure with a big statement and a half.

The notion of an open, bureaucratically transparent institution publicly receptive to a stream of creative individuals remains the idea driving his tenure.

www.lincolncenter.org BALTIMORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA -- Yuri Temirkanov has been leading his troops through Mahler in Baltimore: a superb "Resurrection" Symphony to open his tenure as music director in 2000, a Third Symphony that received less acclaim last season.

But Mr. Temirkanov is also a versatile and experienced maestro, and he led a superb performance of Mahler's "Resurrection" Symphony in Baltimore last January, to open his tenure with the orchestra.

It would be too much to expect Taylor to give us an advance listing of everything else he might plan to present, during the balance of his "open plan" tenure.

She again sang it when George Steel opened his tenure as director of the City Opera in 2009.

THERE are two men residing in Rome with open-ended tenure and near-absolute powers inside their own institutions.