Sentence examples for comparable tenure from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to think of any comparable tenure in sports, politics or business during his time at United.

Industry does not have a step comparable to tenure that beginning researchers can aspire to.

"One national study found that full-time non-tenure-track faculty typically make 26% less than tenured faculty, but that part-time faculty earn approximately 60% less than comparable full-time, tenure-track faculty when their salaries are expressed on an hourly basis".

The commissioner's office argues that the numbers were inconsistent and "not comparable" Early in his tenure, Oettinger had been forced to back down on plans for a moratorium on deepwater offshore oil drills in the wake of the BP Deepwater Horizon disaster.

The Romanies were not aware of the historic events that were the basis of the movie, and were only told that the story was set in hard times comparable to Ceaușescu's tenure in Romania.

That's more than the combined total of the number Bill Clinton and George W. Bush had done by a comparable period in their tenures.

At others, professors teach just three courses per year and have research resources--and tenure requirements--comparable to those at some research universities.

The new initiatives neither increase the number of tenure-track or comparable jobs for which postdocs can compete nor offer any alternate framework in which frustrated scientists could pursue careers.

This year I'm teaching five classes (15 credit hours, roughly comparable to the teaching loads of some tenure-track law or business school instructors).

Houston was at the centre of a British debate, perhaps comparable to the "structuralism" row over Colin MacCabe's tenure at King's College, Cambridge, 20 years later, and the question of whether the British intellectual establishment was hidebound and narrow.

"Tenure in the UW System will be comparable and competitive".