Sentence examples for new associates from inspiring English sources

When Ms. Smith graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1986, big firms could not raise salaries fast enough: Less than an hour after she reported for her first day at a top-paying New York firm, all the new associates were told that they were being given a $10,000 raise.

Associate salaries, which start at around $125,000 for new associates at big firms in New York and easily top $200,000 for more senior associates, create few options for firms.

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, which in 1999 became the first law firm to gross more than $1 billion in a year, now flies new associates to its headquarters in New York for a pro bono pep talk, gives public-service awards to high achievers and has expanded its placement of lawyers in community organizations for several months at a time.

Twenty days later, the annual list of new associates was posted at Skidmore.

New associates often earn more than the judges they appear before.

This model, entrenched but increasingly endangered, looks something like this: Every year, armies of new associates are hired.

The associative properties of these new associating samples were studied as functions of length, distribution, mole fraction of hydrophobes and polymer concentration, using fluorescence, light scattering and viscosimetry.

Cruz was the first new associate the partners recruited.

Both would report to a new associate attorney general in Justice.

The new associate attorney general would also have an office to handle children's issues.

"His work is really about dissolution," Kathy Hallbreich, the new associate director of MOMA, said recently.