Sentence examples for more permanent position from inspiring English sources

If a decent, more permanent position came up that would pay me well, I'd consider it".

Symons has already hinted that he would be interested in turning his spell as caretaker manager into a more permanent position.

Professor Jerome Cohen, a family friend and NYU law professor, said Chen's agreement with the university was always to give him and his family a year to "get their feet on the ground and transition to a more permanent position".

The company is working to resolve the issue and artistic director Wayne Eagling has spoken of offering the dancer, previously tipped as a successor to Rudolf Nureyev, a more permanent position with the English National Ballet.

"It's a lot like a postdoc but is more in a national lab environment and it's a great first step to a more permanent position," she notes.

Are you looking for a more permanent position with a clear career track or merely a stepping-stone to yet another job?

An overhaul would encourage firms to offer more permanent positions.

Although there have been initiatives to introduce more permanent positions over the past two decades, the proportion of such job openings still falls well short of that in other countries with more well-established tenure-track systems.

There are encouraging signs in professional and business services; a 52,000 job increase in temporary help services in this category indicates that employers may soon begin creating more permanent positions.

Under its Growth Markets Opportunity Programme, Goldman Sachs hires Asians and Latin Americans with MBAs from Western schools, puts them in New York or London for just one year, and whisks them off to more permanent positions in China, Brazil and so on.

Since the notice in November 2003, more permanent positions have been created; for instance, at our department, two new lectureships, which have been reopened, are to become permanent posts.