Sentence examples for potential senior from inspiring English sources

Wall Street may applaud the move, but many potential senior corporate staff candidates will give a Bronx cheer.

This is similar to IBM, where potential senior executives are encouraged to first take an international assignment.

However, the newly appointed commander of the 2NZEF, Major General Bernard Freyberg was concerned about the age and command experience of some potential senior officers of the 2NZEF such as Hargest.

Several recent prominent arrests have exposed potential senior-level corruption among the security forces.

Det Supt Goundry said police were looking for other potential victims, abusers and "potentially senior management turning a blind eye".

Since 2003, Cisco Systems has operated an innovative program that blends career development for high-potential, senior-level employees with the company's philanthropic and community-relations goals.

Add in the fact that MLS often persists with its schedule in international weeks, and the further fact that the league's celebrated diversity of playing staff raises the potential for senior roster members to be scattered to the four winds to play for national teams, and you can see the potential for the Fifa schedule to have a disproportionate effect on domestic outcomes.

Nor was The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel the only one of 2012's releases to demonstrate the money-spinning potential of senior citizens.

"Shingler played for Wales U20's against France in 2011, before which he was specifically informed, as were his fellow squad members, that the match would confirm their sole qualification as potential Wales senior international candidates.

While Mr Taylor, who used to manage tennis players including Steffi Graf and Stefan Edberg, says that the media are not over-egging McIlroy's star potential, Jock Howard, senior editor at Golf World magazine, says people should not get too carried away.

Over the last decade of coaching high potential and senior leaders -- I've most loved that magic moment when you see someone step into an "owner's mindset".