Sentence examples for combined tenure from inspiring English sources

It is unknown how many times in their combined tenure that Mrs. Krasniewicz and Mrs. McClelland replaced Perrot's loved-to-bits copies of that literary lullaby "Goodnight Moon," which has sold more than 14 million copies in the 62 years since its publication.

Indeed, he could be bitter that the so-called top tier of candidates, his Senate colleagues Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama, and his former colleague John Edwards, have a combined tenure in the chamber barely half Mr. Dodd's 26 years.

The Cleveland Orchestra was early set on course by Artur Rodzinski and George Szell, whose combined tenures lasted 34 years.

The women, whose combined tenures working for Conyers span across 30 years, said they supported letting the House Ethics Committee's investigation into the matter "run its course".

Reform has sometimes come in "packages," which combine tenure reform and other measures affecting cultivation and productivity.

Combined with his tenure before NATO — he was the top officer at the military's Southern Command, for a total of seven years in a senior four-star billet — Admiral Stavridis had been the longest-serving global combatant commander in the American military.

His first spell at Chelsea brought a 67% win rate from 185 games and in his second spell he now stands at 64.3% after winning 63 out of 98 games - with a 66% ratio over the two tenures combined.

Early in his tenure Vasella combined two struggling Swiss drug companies (Ciba-Geigy and Sandoz) and turned them into an international drug powerhouse; it is one of the few major drug company mergers that has gone relatively smoothly.

More importantly, tenure, when combined with a rigorous, open and frequent review system, and application for competitive funding, continues to offer the best environment to foster a career spent widening and deepening human understanding.

Injuries and on- and off-field controversies combined to end Merriman's tenure in San Diego.

We conclude that agent-based and traditional economic models can be successfully combined to capture complex emergent land tenure and market price patterns while simplifying the overall model design.