Sentence examples for esteemed tenure from inspiring English sources

What scientists in these positions have in common is that they are not on the esteemed tenure track, their salaries are paid by grants rather than their institutions, and they have little or no long-term job security.

"I'm coming after a very esteemed and long tenure," he said, referring to his predecessor Marc Wilson, who as director for 28 years did much to raise the prominence of the museum, which opened in 1933 and had long been known for its pre-eminent Asian art collection.

And Mr. Lovano, leading the group from his most recent album, "Folk Art" (Blue Note), is celebrating something else besides: his 30th year as a Vanguard regular, stretching back to an early tenure in the esteemed house big band, which still holds court (under different leadership now) every Monday night.

Skeptics might wonder whether the goal of making money has any greater potential to influence judgment inappropriately compared to many other motivations that are widely accepted, even esteemed in the context of clinical research, such as gaining tenure and fame, impressing one's colleagues, or winning the Nobel Prize.

Esteemed by many.

(Sorry, esteemed President Petrov).

Esteemed by various philanthropies.

As Donna Faye Burchfield, an esteemed figure in the dance world who left her position as dean of the festival's school last year after 28 years, said, it has become a "fixed institution" — the very thing that Mr. Reinhart cautioned against early in his tenure.

During his tenure with the lord keeper, Donne lived, according to Walton, more as a friend than as a servant in the Egerton household, where Sir Thomas appointed him "a place at his own table, to which he esteemed [Donne's] company and discourse to be a great ornament".

I pity our esteemed minister.

The President and Board of Trustees of Montefiore Medical Center are deeply saddened by the passing of Jack Goldberg, M.D. an esteemed colleague in the Division of Cardiology for over 30 years, past president of the medical staff and a mentor to hundreds of young Cardiologists during his tenure in the department.