Sentence examples for natural appointment from inspiring English sources

"Don Knauss has had a lot of experience with the bigger piece of this operation, so it's an evolutionary and natural appointment in my view," said Marc Cohen, a beverage analyst at Goldman , Sachs

Guus Hiddink, who had been favoured by the board as a natural interim appointment having fulfilled similar duties with Chelsea in 2009, is understood to have indicated a reluctance to take up the position.

That same year Steller was given an appointment in natural history with the Imperial Academy of Sciences and was accepted for the Great Northern Expedition.

This is a natural progression from the appointment of two new Co-Editors in Chief: Professor Lester Drewes and Professor Richard Keep in 2013.

McVeigh said Kennedy's appointment was a natural progression for the club.

Given his views, it is therefore natural that Dr Raabe's appointment has attracted a great deal of criticism.

For Mr. Mortier, who spoke with me here recently, following up an extended interview in New York in March, the City Opera appointment is a natural next step.

Last week, Mr. Rumsfeld praised General Garner for doing "a spectacular job for this country," and said in the interview that Mr. Bremer's appointment was a natural progression of the plan.

McGeeney, 42, was seen as a natural successor to Grimley following his appointment to the county backroom team last October.

These men believe the state should control access to natural resources, and were against the appointment of Dmitry Medvedev to the presidency.

Her commitment to service and natural leadership ability led to her appointment by the governor to the trial court in 1985.