Sentence examples for appointed than from inspiring English sources

"In academic staff appointments, the data suggests that female candidates have a higher chance of being appointed than men.

He said: "In academic staff appointments, the data suggests that female candidates have a higher chance of being appointed than men.

He went on to highlight: "In academic staff appointments, the data suggests that female candidates have a higher chance of being appointed than men.

In open-air, makeshift auditoriums less lavishly appointed than some of those he has used in the past, he spoke to women about what he called their "lofty vocation" as wives and mothers.

Cabinet members and other nominees to the executive branch will have an even harder time getting appointed than they do now — and the situation is already so dire that it's an international embarrassment to the United States.

They have athletic facilities that are better appointed than most health clubs.

In 2009, the Obama administration appointed larger-than-life Ambassador Richard Holbrooke to serve as the first special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan.

President Reagan has appointed more than 200 Federal judges; by 1989 he may have filled more than half the 729 Federal district and appellate positions.

The code recognized customary law and allowed for appointed, rather than elected, officials.

Joseph Duggan was the first Associate Dean that I appointed rather than inherited.

At the time, the Board of Education appointed fewer than a dozen teachers to help smooth the transition.