Sentence examples for relatively senior from inspiring English sources

The arrest of relatively senior officials is considered significant.

One relatively senior official and several minor officials have already fallen.

"You have to be on the Finance Committee and relatively senior to have a real impact on federal tax policy".

Most Western executives have limited exposure to a frontier market until they are relatively senior in their careers.

The Taliban leaders seized in the raid were "relatively senior," a Pentagon spokeswoman, Victoria Clarke, told reporters, but she gave no other details.

Mr. Silver's most ardent defenders last year, many of them relatively senior legislators who had good personal relations with him, also play down his stylistic shift.

Though prosecutions for the mishandling of classified information are relatively rare, senior officials have become embroiled in such cases.

"Bannon was one of the relatively few senior staff at the White House who wouldn't feel at home in a Hillary Clinton Adminstration, Carlsonn said.

Criticism of the composition of the judiciary has been mounting due to the fact that there are still relatively few senior female judges and only five high court judges from ethnic minority backgrounds.

Then I moved to the University of Cincinnati as provost, and the communications team said that as a relatively youthful senior academic leader, I might be a good person to move into these relatively uncharted waters of digital strategy, and they asked me to set up a Twitter handle.

The point is that if you want to control Medicare costs, you can't do it by kicking a small number of relatively young seniors off the program; to control costs, you have to, you know, control costs.