Sentence examples for lack tenure from inspiring English sources

Paterno has something most coaches lack: tenure, as a professor of physical education.

It notes that more than half of judges lack tenure, and so can easily be removed if they rule against the government.

They say that squeezing out the small farmers, who often lack tenure security and government help yet still produce the overwhelming majority of food in developing nations, is not only unfair but also dangerous.

But there is also room for faculty members who lack tenure and have a narrower set of responsibilities, he believes.

school nurses should administer the pens, and that unions fear that teachers who lack tenure will be coerced, on pain of losing their jobs, if they don't agree to "volunteer".

He said that each year, he passed many students who he felt did not deserve it, feeling under pressure to do so in part because he lacked tenure.

However, constraints of local food crop cultivation traditions, insecure land tenure, lack of capital, lack of knowledge, lack of technical assistance, and perceived risk of investing in land due to local conflict (in Bangladesh) limit farmers' willingness to adopt this land use alternative.

The lack of tenure can leave adjuncts vulnerable.

His lack of tenure has kept his salary at "only" $900,000.

A "potential obstacle to recruitment is China's research culture, which is shaped by personal and political connections and a lack of tenure at most Chinese institutions". .

Another potential obstacle to recruitment is China's research culture, which is shaped by personal and political connections and a lack of tenure at most Chinese institutions.