Sentence examples for for a more junior from inspiring English sources

Celebrations for a more junior birthday, the Wales Millennium Centre's fifth, began last weekend with Valery Gergiev and his St Petersburg Mariinsky company in residence.

On the front of each card is a microaggression, like the female executive who is mistaken for a more junior figure; on the back is why it happened, why it matters and what to do.

Representative Kay Granger, a long-serving lawmaker from Texas, was nearly denied the ranking member slot on the House Appropriations Committee for a more junior male colleague, winning the post by a single vote on the third ballot, according to two lawmakers familiar with the private vote count.

For instance, one successful relational account that we tested was very similar to Sheryl's, but was written for a more junior employee: "I don't know how typical it is for people at my level to negotiate, but I'm hopeful that you'll see my skill at negotiating as something important that I can bring to the job". Note that I'm not suggesting that women use these scripts word-for-word.

In North America, the "rule" which must be learnt is that it is considered improper for a more junior trainee to answer a question directed at a more senior trainee.

I applied for it along with a more junior colleague.

Mrs Thompson, a senior staff nurse in the hospital's special care baby unit, was accused of allowing a more junior nurse, Lisa Lucas, prepare for the administration and/or administer the drug to the twins with the help of a junior doctor whom she should have known was insufficiently experienced.

While being scooped is an unpleasant and irritating experience for a senior academic, it is potentially more damaging, and thus a particular worry, for more junior scientists: "[A]s an academic I have a non-permanent contract.

And is there a downside to working with a recruiter for more junior scientists?

"There is a big difference between going to a fund-raiser at Hillary Clinton's house and going to one at Ted Kennedy's house.' Mrs. Clinton has also been a mentor for more junior Democrats.

After his trip to Africa, Mr. Tourre enrolled in an economics doctoral program at the University of Chicago, where professors described him as a "standout" whom they selected as a teaching assistant for more junior students.