Sentence examples for many tenure from inspiring English sources

Unlike many tenure calendars, the PLT schedule is flexible; at any point during the first 6 years, the laboratory can award a permanent position.

"During the next years, a considerably younger generation of scientists will take over many tenure positions in marine research since the university system's rapid expansion in the early '70s is now causing a wave of retirements," says Mulitza.

We're not going to have as many tenure-track positions and we're not going to have as many tenured artists in opera companies or symphonies, so we're going to get a lot more of this cross-pollination, I think.

"We're at a point where it is extreme," said Suzanna Rose, a psychology professor who said she stepped down as department head in August, primarily because she could not hire as many tenure-track professors as she thought the department needed.

Not nearly as many tenure-track positions are available now.

With demonstrated excellence in teaching and a demonstrably renewed commitment to research, you'll be a very strong candidate for many tenure-track faculty positions.

(Of course, if there are too many tenure-track slots available, you'll need to add more graduate students, and the cycle of university-sponsored strategic initiatives eats its tail).

I had seen how the stress that many tenure-track faculty members experienced made it look like science wasn't fun for them anymore, and I didn't want that to happen to me.

And in many countries, tenure rights are so nebulous that it is difficult to know who has the rights of access to forests, leaving a vacuum open to unbridled exploitation.

In many countries, tenure rights are so ill-defined that it is difficult to know who has the right of access to particular forests, which leaves a vacuum open to unbridled exploitation (Bengston 1994; Scarpa et al. 2000; McAlpine et al. 2006).

Some professors wonder how many non-tenure-track instructors can be appointed before tenure itself is put in jeopardy.