During Dr. Brilliant's tenure as executive director of DotOrg, InStedd received $11 million from the institution, while the Seva Foundation, another nonprofit that he had co-founded, received $2.5 million.
John Dexter's 1977 production of Poulenc's "Dialogues des Carmélites" was one of the great achievements of his brilliant and contentious tenure as the director of productions at the Metropolitan Opera.
He had a number of brilliant successes during his tenure at the National - Richard III, David Hare's trilogy, King Lear -but an equal number, by his own account, of abject flops.
With Mr. Obama, who is depicted here as having lost the thread of his own story line, Mr. Suskind supplies a story line of his own: that of "a brilliant amateur" whose early tenure in office was marked by drift, hesitancy and an inability "to translate his will into policy on the occasions when he could decide on a coherent path".
And Levine, who decided not to plagerize Dr. Kemp's book, ended up writing a brilliant dissertation & landing a tenure track job at Caltech.
Moffat said Smith's tenure had been "heartfelt, brilliant, an elegant shambles.
Until recently, Mr. Bo's tenure in Chongqing had seemed brilliant.
But the cushions of independent means and professorial tenure — when granted the rare, brilliant talent — can dull the competitive edge.
Mr Middelhoff's four-year tenure was marked by big deals—some brilliant successes, some failures that doubled Bertelsmann's annual turnover to around euro20 billion ($19.8 billion).
He is one of the most brilliant economists of his generation, one of the youngest academics (28) to receive tenure at Harvard and the 1993 winner of the John Bates Clark Medal, the highest award in economics short of the Nobel Prize.
