Sentence examples for coming tenure from inspiring English sources

A professor at a Midwestern university, who requested anonymity so a coming tenure review is not jeopardized, said he did not have a television at home precisely because he is such a self-described TV addict, but when he travels to conferences he is capable of watching all night long.

Come tenure time, you want to be known for something, and you want external reviewers examining your dossier to know of you.

This meant that, when it came to tenure decisions and professional evaluations, he would be judged solely on his work in the lab.

Many of these changes were at smaller firms, but there have recently been several sudden, high-profile exits at firms including Kraft, Novell and Williams-Sonoma.With increased turnover comes reduced tenure in the top job and, indeed, in other senior positions.

The committee found the faculty disgruntled when it came to tenure issues, child care, and hiring.

His instructor position doesn't come with tenure; instead, his 1-year contract is renewed each year.

Instead, when it comes to tenure, faculty need to "use it or lose it".

The Gates/Scholastic survey found that on average, teachers think it should take up to five years to get tenure -- in many places, tenure comes after three years.

The advisory business Mr. Cohrs has run since 2001 has come far under his tenure, coming from nowhere to break into the top tier in American mergers.

With Bloomberg's tenure coming to an end, Kelly's future is uncertain.

With Mr. Moi's own tenure coming to an end later this year because of term limits, the president accelerated his mentoring effort.