Sentence examples for future tenure from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more hazardous for Mr Entwistle's future tenure, he failed to probe the matter more thoroughly after he became the boss.The imbroglio is growing.

I respect all the guys and I will do my best to score as many goals as I can; 15 maybe?" His prowess in front of goal will depend on the conduit of crosses from the Spurs midfielders, including Aaron Lennon, whose dashing footwork made David Beckham's future tenure of the England right flank look exceedingly vulnerable during the World Cup.

Doctoral education is not exclusively for the production of future tenure-track faculty members.

The whole reason we're reading this report, of course, is that graduate programs in the humanities, which used to mint new professors, are no longer "exclusively for the production of future tenure-track faculty members".

Three to four court vacancies over the next six years seems to be an unguardedly wishful prediction on Leahy's part as to how the current justices will approach their future tenures.

► The Letters section in this week's issue of Science included responses to Science journals Editor-in-Chief Marcia McNutt's 11 December 2015 editorial questioning the future of tenure.

A national organization representing professors and a faculty union in Wisconsin said Wednesday that they remain concerned about the future of tenure in the state, despite changes in public drafts on the policies.

To do that, he must risk leaving his legacy in the hands of others who will face ever greater temptations to solve the problem of expanding a massive firm by breaking it up and keeping only the faster-growing bits.Mr Buffett says that his thoughts about Berkshire Hathaway's future after his tenure will be the focus of his 2015 letter to shareholders.

"My future on the tenure track is tied to this project as well as to my research," he says about his plans to further analyze the survey's large database.

With the development of contributor role vocabularies and tagging mechanisms, the review committee of the future reading a tenure application from, say, a biostatistician who is usually a middle author in multi-authored works, will more readily be able to detect that the individual consistently contributes innovative methodologies to his or her research collaborations (IWCSA, 2012).

But another part, the part that cares about Britain's future long beyond the tenure of Cameron or any other prime minister, feels this debate is far too important for schadenfreude or party tribalism.