Sentence examples for only been appointed from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday it was reported that Lord Myners had resigned from the board of the Co-op, having only been appointed to the post in December.

Paolo Di Canio was sacked by Sunderland on 22 September having only been appointed in March, while Ian Holloway and Crystal Palace parted company last month.

Back then the manager, Francesco Guidolin, was said to be at risk of losing his job, despite having only been appointed in the summer.

Delio Rossi had only been appointed as manager a few days before the winter break, and this was just his second match in charge, so nobody really knew how he would react to losing his right wing-back.

Gatting, who had only been appointed for two Tests (such confidence) now had the unenviable task of trying to revive a team that had lost six Tests in a row.

On the face of things there was little surprise, particularly in the context of a scattergun hiring strategy in recent years, when the unpopular Dave Jones – who had only been appointed on 18 January – was removed from his position on Monday.

But John Kerry's state campaign director has only just been appointed.

Teaching Fellows may only be appointed within seven years since first registration in their program.

Moore quit the board last summer, despite only being appointed to the trustee role in early 2017.

They may make appointments as officers of research but not as officers of instruction who can only be appointed in academic departments.

But I remember only being appointed to one such bill because the minister (who happened to be a friend) intervened with the whips on my behalf.