Sentence examples for has already presided from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bush has already presided over a bust.

It's rarely noted, but Stern has already presided over five lockouts during his tenure — two referee lockouts and three player lockouts — and he has won convincingly each time.

Thompson has already presided over the loss of more than 7,000 jobs at the BBC in the last five years.

(And, depending on which way the economy turns, Tierney himself, who has already presided over substantial layoffs, could find that he has to make further cuts).

• Everyone's legacy is in jeopardy here: two owners, on opposite coasts, desperately trying to keep their respective franchises and a commissioner who has already presided over baseball's ugly steroid era.

The State Department of Human Services announced last week that it is replacing Michael Greenstein, the chief executive officer of Greystone Psychiatric Hospital in Parsippany, with an administrator who has already presided over the closing of two similar state institutions.

They have already presided over four groundbreakings.

Remember (as Simon does not), she had already presided over a dummy run for Port Stanley: the Iranian embassy siege of 1980.

Gatland, having already presided over one successful Lions tour, counters that the potential collective bond within next year's squad could overcome any perceived shortfall in quality.

It seems certain to spell the end of the road for the club's Australian coach, Peter Gentle, who had already presided over a hapless defeat by Wigan in the Challenge Cup final in August.

Gerhard Zeiler, the chief executive of Channel Five owner and pan-European broadcaster RTL, said cutting costs was one of his key priorities, despite having already presided over major cuts this year.