Sentence examples for precious tenure from inspiring English sources
Any unionized teacher would lose precious tenure by going to High Tech High, a nonunion shop.
No one hires scholars for the precious few tenure-track jobs unless they are stellar, especially in today's buyer's market.
"Critical funding decisions, precious column inches, tenure posts, science credibility, and the popular imagination have all been influenced by fMRI's seductive but deceptive grasp on our attentions".
The freedom guaranteed by tenure is precious.
Tenure needs to be a precious thing.
As Stuart Lancaster found during a four-year England tenure based at least in part on establishing good relations with the club rugby directors, there was precious little linking the rugby at international level to that at league level.
I used the tenure decision as an opportunity to explore afresh what I should do with my "one wild and precious life," as Mary Oliver called it in her poem, The Summer Day.
