Sentence examples for lengthened tenure from inspiring English sources

The possible reasons for lengthened tenure are many, management analysts said.

A significant aspect of the proposed structure was the inclusion of an additional year of salary increase; the old structure provided for only three annual increases, but in recognition of lengthened postdoc tenures, four annual salary increases were proposed.

But Sir Martin Sorrell, chief executive of global advertising agency WPP, said that "people are going to have to become used to working longer" and that employers "need to think about lengthening peoples' tenure and service".

Artnet reports reports the agency is negotiating with the city to lengthen its tenure.

Suggestions include campaign finance reform, term limits, lengthening the tenure in office to eliminate the "perpetual campaign," a congressional work schedule that would keep politicians in Washington D.C. long enough to build relationships on both sides of the aisle, and "open primaries" to keep party activists from having undue influence on the nominating process.

If anything, tenure actually lengthened.

While the confidentiality of the proceedings and the murky dynamics of personnel decisions preclude knowing exactly why someone is denied tenure, Dr. Davis is convinced it was the lengthened clock.

Security queues immediately lengthened.

Rallies lengthened, breaks multiplied.

The night lengthened.

Songs lengthened and shortened.