Sentence examples for it tenure from inspiring English sources

Temporary posts with renewable contracts may evoke anxiety in tenured professors, but let's face it: Tenure is rare.

As I see it, tenure serves two other essential educational functions: It partially insulates public education from politicization, and it insures diversity of opinion through "academic freedom".

For much of its tenure, it could be counted on to provide public-works projects when employment faltered, or to underpin prices for farmers.

I set 1988 as the initial year because prior to it job tenure is left-censored recall it can be measured since 1981.

As it is, tenure is granted almost automatically.

Here I conclude my report, and with it my tenure as district attorney for this blighted and unfortunate county.

For a young lawyer, a job at any of them was the first step to the golden ring of partnership and, with it, lifetime tenure, prestige and affluence.

I am enjoying my research and my students--even teaching--and have started believing that maybe I'll make it to tenure someday soon.

The contract system is not new to higher education, and at least 40 institutions around the country have adopted it over tenure, including Bennington, Bradford, and Hampshire Colleges.

Graduate students dream of it and tenured professors get a shot at it every seven years.

Instead, when it comes to tenure, faculty need to "use it or lose it".