Sentence examples for elusive position from inspiring English sources
We tell ourselves that we must look at the file with the flexible gaze of one who catalogues dreams, we must analyze the colonel's masks from the elusive position of happiness.
In each case they governed from somewhere near the "center," however that elusive position may be defined.
Resuming his television career, he sets his sights on the elusive anchor position and turns himself into a local news star by creating spectacular scoops wherever he happens to be.
If you are among the party power brokers and political fortunetellers obsessed with America's most elusive elected position, Senate seat No. 51, head to Washington — the real one.
Masters, a mother of two, attended the workshop to look for help with her search for that elusive permanent position.
If faced with a total lack of funding, or if this elusive permanent position never materialises, committed postdocs like me might soon find themselves reverting to nonscientist status.
Rather than wait around for that elusive permanent position, he vowed to work a different job every day for a year, bringing new meaning to the idea of workplace variety.
I took the view that it was better to take suitable academic contracts as they came up and so maintain a consistent employment record, than to wait for an elusive industrial position.
For a start, no new money has been promised, and there is concern that the elusive permanent position will never materialise, since it will always be cheaper to hire someone younger.
Talks to break the logjam have been going on for eight weeks, and a breakthrough is proving increasingly elusive as positions harden in anticipation of the national election expected in May.
Although most Italians still work towards that often-elusive "permanent position" (essential to enter into the full pension and benefits system), the recent introduction of "contract researcher" posts is also making it somewhat easier for incoming scientists to break into the Italian system.
