Under the title The Travels of Gulliver Junior, the opinion column refers to someone who "is seen in giant enjoyment of the shores of the Mediterranean, or as a dwarf adventurer without a problem in his life, in his visa".
In my opinion, junior year of high school is a time for growth.
I am not troubled by the juxtaposition between the House of Representatives and a plantation---that is the junior senator's opinion.
"In my opinion, a junior three is basically the same thing as a junior one with a closet in the sleeping area" Mr. Grancaric said.
Nick Macpherson, the current permanent secretary to the Treasury who co-teaches the course with Jon Davis, recalled his surprise at being asked, as a junior official, for his opinion by Lawson as Chancellor (1983-89).
I also have an opinion; if Junior did have help winning the Pepsi 400, the first race at the Daytona Speedway since his father died there, it was the right thing to do.
"I was horrified when I saw it," said Melanie Kruvelis, a junior who wrote an opinion article in The Michigan Daily student newspaper that went on to say the word "shmacked" must be "Yiddish for getting drunk and throwing away the futures we don't have".
Another impactful communication method I've seen work well in startups is plainly involving everyone, from leaders to junior staffers, to offer opinions about the business directives while feeling safe doing so.
The George W. Bush White House, for instance, sought the opinions of junior attorney John Yoo rather than those of the attorney general or more senior staff at the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel OLCC) ― a decision that is still condemned today.
Differences in opinion between juniors and seniors should be considered in open dialogue regarding healthcare rationing.
This requirement was met by the modified Delphi method, especially by the anonymity of the procedure allowing all panellists to have their say in the procedure, something which in Japanese culture would be unthinkable in a face-to-face format since it would be unacceptable for junior panellists to express opinions that are opposed to those of their seniors.
