Sentence examples for less senior than from inspiring English sources

Tuesday's inauguration may be a template: Britain, America and EU countries sent no one more or less senior than ambassador.

Someone less senior than Mr. Craner, E. Michael Southwick, a deputy assistant secretary for international organizations and a career foreign service officer, was chosen.

That's far more of an incentive to perform than abstract things like being too big to fail .Although people do find other jobs, these are usually less senior than before, so career paths suffer.

The Duke was Gold Stick as head of the Household Cavalry; William made the Duke's post responsible to the Commander in Chief rather than to the King, and an insulted Ernest, outraged at the thought of having to report to an officer less senior than himself, resigned.

Some have problems with the fact that they will probably accept less senior positions than they once held.

That might mean that Belarus is represented at a less senior level than that of the president if Belarus is invited to the meeting May 7, the diplomat said.

"Europe does less for seniors than the U.S., but more for students".

Those with seniority of greater than 5 years were more likely to suffer all types of headache than were less-senior staff (migraine: seniority ≥5: 27.5%, seniority <5: 15.2%, P < 0.01; TTH: seniority ≥5: 37.1%, seniority <5: 27.8%, P < 0.01; seniority ≥5: 7.5%, seniority <5: 2.3%, P < 0.01).

Ms. White is less an active senior than a hyperactive one, and insists on being nearly entirely independent.

Today a junior partner may get as much as 1.5%, an associate 1%; still less than senior partners, who make 4% to 7%, but more than they got three years ago.

In 1993 the European Court of Justice heard a case brought by Dr Enderby, a speech therapist (a role almost exclusively occupied by women), who was paid 40% less than senior hospital pharmacists and clinical psychologists (roles predominately filled by men).