Sentence examples for quite junior from inspiring English sources

In this case Caroline Elkins is a Harvard professor, albeit quite junior, when she wrote her book.

Because there is such strong competition for any media job, employers can often pick and choose from graduates with career histories even for quite junior posts.

The Senate's hearings on campaign finance, which have snared even quite junior officials in an expensive legal maze, are now followed by the House hearings, which will continue next year.

The cheesecake isn't quite Junior's, but it's indeed good, and quite nervy for a Southern firm to offer it up in the cheesecake capital of the world.

It was a tag he never quite shook off.That junior minister is also away home.

"I had quite a successful junior career, and then qualified as a reserve athlete for Beijing which was quite a tough thing to go through.

"There were quite a few junior opens back home this week so both of them wanted to stay and play in them, which is fair enough," he explained.

Summer internships have become vital for getting jobs in the most selective firms, so the process begins quite early -- junior year at the latest.

"Over the last year or so I've been playing a lot of the Junior Slams and the juniors quite often get the chance to hit with the pros to warm them up before their matches," said Broady.

It's quite understandable that Baylor junior center Brittney Griner is always the focus of attention.

Even Mr Haider's sister, Ursula Haubner, who is doing quite well as a junior minister for social affairs, wants him to stay away.