Sentence examples for popular tenure from inspiring English sources

Northam has cast himself as a steady hand at the wheel, a continuation of the relatively popular tenure of Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe.

Contrary to popular opinion, tenure does not guarantee a lifetime appointment, because college and university faculty can be dismissed for ethical or moral violations, and many are subject to some variant of post-tenure review.

Livni is more popular, but her tenure as the head of the Kadima Party was an astounding failure.

Mr. Haydon said he was committed to elevating popular idioms during his tenure, and that ushering respected roots artists into the music room was a step toward fulfilling that goal.

Scioscia expects Trumbo to be greeted warmly by Angels fans Friday night, but not just because he was one of the most popular players during his tenure in Anaheim.

The most popular shows during the tenures of Mr. Plepler, Mr. Kessler and Mr. Lombardo have included "True Blood," "Boardwalk Empire," "Game of Thrones," "Girls" and "Veep".

Mr. Romney was reasonably popular throughout most of his tenure (as Mr. Jindal has been).

American journalist and editor whose active interest in public service and the open exchange of ideas and information marked her editorial tenure at several popular periodicals.

The relationship between video games and geopolitical conflicts was at the core of a 1990 Comment piece by Lawrence Weschler in which he compared Mikhail Gorbachev's management of a fragmenting Soviet Union to a popular early game: Gorbachev's tenure … might be likened to an epic game of Tetris.

(Locals may recall Ulrich's tenure at the popular Farallon Restaurant).

"Romney was quite popular at the beginning of his tenure.