The phrase "assistant without" is not a grammatically complete part of a sentence.
It may be used as a phrase within a sentence, but it does not make sense on its own. Here is an example of how it can be used within a sentence: "He worked as an assistant without a salary for over a year before being promoted to a full-time position."
His only mistake, he told the magazine Christianity Today, was to hire a "travel assistant" without proper vetting.
She manages to play Miss Harridan's assistant without bursting into giggles when she calls her boss by name.
When Phillips was the Mets' general manager, Minaya was senior assistant general manager and Duquette was an assistant without senior in his title.
Arbel created the app at Hogeg's request — he wanted to be able to page his assistant without having to call or text her.
It's basically a virtual personal assistant without all the sexual tension.
Plus, it's a great way to trigger Assistant without having to say "Okay Google" out loud in a crowded environment.
Haven't the Israelis killed journalists and their assistants without punishment?
The trouble is, he said, there are so many ways now to hide behind texts and e-mails and assistants without ever being forced to explain honestly.
But Parcells and the team are not making that fact public for the sole purpose of allowing Parcells to recruit assistants without fear of violating the tampering rules.
Ian Watson, personal assistant: "Some people are born natural leaders and, from my experience, a good few work in social care as personal assistants without ever realising or fulfilling their full potential.
The "size of doctoral programs is driven by a range of factors, including [departments'] research and undergraduate teaching missions (and the need for university teaching and research assistants), without much thought to labor market trends," Research Universities says.
