Sentence examples for position promised from inspiring English sources

The new wind commissioner – a position promised to crossbench senators – will be announced soon.

Mr. Aitchison and his counterparts at other elite schools had expected to walk out of their final exams this week and into a summer position promised back in the fall.

For Mr. Romney, who had spent the previous decade in public life forgoing any paychecks, the position promised to catapult him back to the pinnacle of American business and into the ranks of the stratospherically rich.

Mr. ARRINGTON: And we're clearly endorsing you such as the cabinet position promised and….

In many ways the present position promises well for an expanding multidisciplinary approach to problems in the study of religion.

Her new position promises some relief from his beatings, but it means, too, that she has to abandon her adored infant son to the care of a housekeeper.

Williams had won the Times' endorsement—"Shout-out to the New York Times!" he said, during his victory speech and now his new position promises to elevate his profile even further.

The Mohist position promises a foundational standard for dealing with such conflicts promoting benefits and avoiding harms, with each person being counted equally.

Even if the competing position promises a new car and multi-million dollar salary, there is no need to gloat or to be aggressive during your rejection process.

It backfired, spreading havoc in the careers of young scientists, who not only gained little access to the new stable positions promised by the law but also soon found it nearly impossible to renew their short-term contracts.

Again, professional feathers were ruffled but those of us in union leadership positions promised our members more bargaining power with UHW.