Sentence examples for elevated roles from inspiring English sources

The following individuals have taken on new or elevated roles at MITEI.

When he reached out to Bannon and Conway about elevated roles, his family did not intervene, the aides said.

More often, underrepresented groups can feel a greater need to be prepared for a promotion than their majority peers and may even resist putting their name forward for elevated roles.

So, when their ideas don't work out, the concept of that time and upgrading of talent being compensated through an acqui-hire that pays back investors and rewards the founders with new elevated roles seems like an all-around win — and it was for some time in some cases (though I don't know a single seed investor I respect that would fund someone with that intention in mind).

Marsai Martin, star and executive producer of "Little" It was this lack of opportunities for black women to work amongst each other in elevated roles that drove Martin to pitch the film at the precocious age of 10. "I wanted to create something where black women felt welcome, where we all could feel comfortable in who we are," she said.

We worked in it, but as writers you aren't ever – you don't have a very elevated role".

It was a baptism of fire for the director general, only five weeks into his elevated role.

(And he has assumed an elevated role in the passing game, too).

All international aid will not be for altruistic reasons, and someone like Bill Clinton being given an elevated role is not necessarily for the better.

And BMW's 6 Series coupes and convertibles have long played the same elevated role versus the 5 Series sedans and wagons.

But this year's meetings took on an elevated role, as a platform for Beijing, a result of a growing trade dispute between China and the United States.