Sentence examples for average tenure for from inspiring English sources

Since 1981 the average tenure for an education minister in France has been just two years.

But he has begun to bump up against the average tenure for Goldman's chiefs, leading to speculation about his successor.

In contrast, the average tenure for all House members has been roughly five terms, or 10 years, in recent Congresses.

Tidjane Thiam, Prudential's chief executive, has been in the job for more than five years, which is roughly the average tenure for a top chief executive.

He says that the average tenure for a chief executive in London is four and a half years, and he has stayed for 16.

Figures released by the LMA following the 2012-13 campaign show that the average tenure for dismissed managers across the top divisions was 1.84 years.

Pelosi has served in the House for 35 years, Hoyer for 35 years, and Clyburn for 23 years for an average tenure of 31 years.

The FLA found Foxconn hired an average of 27,000 interns a month, for an average tenure of three and a half months.

The average tenure of McDonald's governance committee, which is responsible for appointing new directors, is 17 years.

CEOs can be forgiven for pursuing a "get rich quick" strategy; since the 1970s, the average tenure of a CEO has fallen from almost 12 years to six.

The average tenure of a partner is about eight years.