Sentence examples for on a higher role from inspiring English sources

Has Leslie influenced Ron and opened him up to the idea of maybe taking on a higher role, like assistant city manager or something like that? [Though] Leslie continues to succeed and sort of climb the ladder, at least in Ron's estimation, I don't think Ron's distaste of government and waste of taxpayers' money will ever flag in the least.

Her selection suggests he wants someone at the United Nations who will not necessarily play a major role in setting policy but will instead take on a high-profile role in selling it to the world.

And the McCain campaign, buoyed by good reviews Mr. McCain received last week at a debate in New Hampshire and by the prospect of his taking on a high-profile role in the Senate debate over Iraq, is very much hoping that it is beginning a comeback.

Kennedy did make appearances on behalf of the anti-independence side although he did not take on a high profile role even when there were calls to inject more passion into the Better Together campaign run by the former chancellor Alistair Darling.

Ms Robison also took on a high-profile role as the government minister responsible for Glasgow's successful Commonwealth Games.

So, if you think you might like to start your own company, or take on a high-level role at an existing early-stage company, you're bound to consider adding an M.B.A. to your degree collection.

H.P. sued Mr. Hurd this month, claiming he would violate agreements to protect H.P.'s secrets by taking on such a high-level role at Oracle.

Larson, an Academy Award winner for the 2015 drama "Room," said she was initially wary when she was approached for "Captain Marvel" and unsure if she wanted to take on such a high-profile role.

Farrow has also taken on a high-profile role as an advocate of children's rights.

Metal-rubber mirrors would be light and rugged, and would be ideal for use in cameras, space probes or satellites.Clever though it is, this novel material is unlikely, in and of itself, to take on a starring role in high-tech products, admits Dr Claus.

The Spitfire had detachable wing tips which were secured by two mounting points at the end of each main wing assembly: when the Spitfire took on a role as a high-altitude fighter (Marks VI and VII and some early Mk VIIIs) the standard wing tips were replaced by extended, "pointed" tips which increased the wingspan from 36 ft 10 in (11.23 m) to 40 ft 2 in (12.3 m).