Sentence examples for mid-level position from inspiring English sources

Skorobutov described it as a mid-level position, with four layers of bureaucrats separating him and the Kremlin.

For this act of excessive caution, Ms Rice deserves little blame: as special adviser on Soviet affairs, she had a mid-level position, concerned mainly with staff work.

While "Annie" doesn't approach the artistic sublimity of "The Band Wagon" or the cultural distillation of "Singin' in the Rain," it occupies a sturdy mid-level position, even taking into account its playful stereotyping of American Indians.

Samantha Power became senior director of multilateral affairs at the N.S.C. Michael McFaul, a Stanford professor who believes that the U.S. should make democracy promotion the heart of its foreign policy, landed a mid-level position at the White House.

Sitting at the bar, Myron Kamil, 47, of Bellmore, a former vice president of finance and controller at a telecommunications company who was laid off in August, and Ron Ferraro, 51, laid off from a mid-level position at J. P. Morgan Chase last month after 23 years and four mergers, sipped Zinfandel and wondered where their next jobs would come from.

If you're looking to attract them to a mid-level position with particular compensation, perks and corporate culture, just say that.

Whereas previously lower-skilled jobs were affected, the current wave is likely to disrupt many mid-level positions.

Parents of the getting-by girls typically held mid-level positions in a large company or ran small, independent businesses.

This is particularly true for entry- and mid-level positions, where individuals gain expertise and confidence and are grappling with small but significant problems in real time.

Six months later, only 10 of 18 mid-level positions — those who would work with each of the district's geographical networks — have been filled.

It's the names you don't recognize — members of the permanent Washington establishment — who will be sifting through résumés and recommending people for senior and mid-level positions at federal agencies, where many consequential decisions will be made.