Sentence examples for position as a peer from inspiring English sources

Participants considered their position as a peer supporter positively; they perceived that working as a peer supporter meant they were connected and accepted by other peer supporters and they felt they have a place where they belong and people who care about them.

But she attempts throughout to position Ivanova as a peer of the young choreographer, and as a central, dynamic figure of her times, one who "had stumbled on ballet's missing revolutionary agenda".

King was governor during the 2008 banking crisis before stepping down in 2013 to take up a position as a crossbench peer.

The San Pedro-born R&B singer was positioning himself as a peer of all those artists, with their legacies of agenda-setting party music in L.A.

Now the Red Sox are in almost as dire a position as they peer ahead to Game 5 on Thursday night.

The 16-year-old actress has landed Essence magazine's February cover and pretty much secured her position as a role model for many of her peers, most recently serving as the keynote speaker for a teen leadership conference.

Lord Hanningfield, the Conservative peer, said he had resigned his position as a business spokesman in the House of Lords, as demanded by David Cameron, the Conservative leader.

"I don't see him as a peer.

Now she works as a peer educator for the charity, talking to other young girls in the slum who find themselves in the same position she was in.

In the whole training process, peer leaders were encouraged to learn the skills as a peer leader to actively interact with peers and to facilitate interaction between peers.

Nevertheless, she said she sympathized with Dr. Wolfe-Simon's position as a woman in science advocating a controversial view, and she agreed with her decision to keep a low peer-reviewed profile.