Sentence examples for positions in the second from inspiring English sources
Since the end of last year, the number of employees across the Interpublic empire has declined to 44,500 from 46,900, including the elimination of 1,450 positions in the second quarter.
Down at the other end of the pack but in the sister team to Red Bull, Sebastien Bourdais continued his very slight domination of his teammate Sebastian Vettel in the first session, but they then flip-flopped positions in the second session when Vettel got the upper hand – by a tenth of a second.
Specialists' grade levels and assignments are reported in Table 1; these numbers represent the sample before attrition due to retirement (n = 1), changes in assignment to non-specialist positions in the second year (n = 4), leaving the profession (n = 1), and time concerns (n = 2).
Combat at the granary was especially brutal, as Hungarian grenadiers battled unsuccessfully to dislodge the French from their positions in the second and third floors.
As control, we also tested alanine substitutions of the conserved Asp697 or Asp808 residues at the corresponding positions in the second or third repeat, respectively, (i.e. dSfmbtD697A and dSfmbtD808A) but found that these mutations did not significantly affect peptide binding (Table II).
They earned their front-row positions in the first-round qualifier Saturday.
The company said it would cut nearly 1,800 positions in the fourth quarter, mainly in the United States, Western Europe and Japan.
Cultural and historical differences have pushed European leaders into taking different positions in the first stages of the crisis.
He won his first IndyCar Series race a year ago and has earned two pole positions in the first four races of his second season.
American forces have fired back once with Tomahawk missiles, destroying mobile radar positions in the first shots fired by the US in anger in the Yemen war.
He held key positions in the first three military governments, becoming head of the powerful Servico Nacional de Informacoes (SNI), Brazil's intelligence services, under General Ernesto Geisel (1974-79).
