Sentence examples for either tenure from inspiring English sources

It is her greatest legislative accomplishment in either tenure as speaker, but the ACA was unpopular nine years ago and contributed to the 2010 midterm debacle in which she lost the majority.

Further regression analysis suggested that a more parsimonious model would include gender and either tenure or a single dummy variable contrasting GPs with other respondents with little to chose between these non-nested models.

So this suggestion means either A) tenure should not actually be tenure, which is absurd, or B) teachers with tenure should still be fireable, which is already the case.

Since 2009, the District and more than a dozen states have either eliminated tenure or made it harder to get or easier to lose.

In addition, several states have already either repealed tenure laws or are working on it.

Applications must include: a letter of intent describing strengths, professional goals, and vision for contribution to either a tenure-track or clinical-track position, along with a curriculum vitae and names, mailing addresses, telephone numbers, and email addresses of three professional references.

"[P]ositions may be institution-funded or grant-funded ('hard money' or 'soft money') and may come with varying degrees of stability (either through a tenure commitment or other funding arrangement)," but many "postdocs do not recognize that the term tenure-track is over-applied and used colloquially rather than as an accurate description of a given faculty appointment," they continue.

An individual director's contribution has little to do with either age or tenure.

Anyone who has served on a corporate board knows that an individual director's contribution has little to do with either age or tenure.

He has these playoffs with what he considers the most exciting United squad of his tenure — either as a player or coach, which is saying something.

The probationary time for beginning teachers before administrators must either grant them tenure or release them is still too short.