Sentence examples for promoted because of from inspiring English sources

Officials are promoted because of, not in spite of, their corruption, which makes them pliable.

I've been spoken to in a derogatory manner and told that I wasn't promoted because of my appearance.

"Should my daughter not be promoted because of her performance on one standardized test, I'll picket Mayor Bloomberg personally in his office," she said.

"What makes it so compelling at the Secret Service is that they are willing to take a bullet for the president but they can't get promoted because of their race".

The transition team said that the department appeared to have entered the third: employees abide by the "unwritten rules of internal politics"; leaders are promoted because of their relationships, not their work; and officers "rationalize doing unethical things during conversations with each other".

"People in this sector, just like scientists and doctors, get promoted because of their issue expertise and then no one really ever teaches them how to manage," said Jerry Hauser, the center's chief executive and a former consultant at McKinsey & Company.

We have had a number of officers that we refused to promote because of their prior disciplinary history".

"Now, obviously, we are not pleased in any scenario where there is a finding that there was a failure to promote because of race-related issues," Mr. Fox said.

"The supporters of Barnet do not want their club to be stopped to be promoted because the reserve team of Arsenal is in front of them.

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Despite this disparity, Anderson's lawsuit paints a picture of female management at Yahoo that "intentionally hired and promoted women because of their gender, while terminating, demoting or laying off male employees because of their gender".