Sentence examples for seniority from from inspiring English sources
In general, racial diversity in the workforce decreases the farther one looks up the ladder of seniority, from junior to senior staff positions.
Combined open plus private acceptance of evolution within biology majors increased with seniority, from freshman (60.7%) to seniors (81%), presumably due to gradual exposure to upper-division biology courses with evolutionary content.
The pirates are ranked according to seniority, from 1 to 5, the most senior being ranked 1.
We recruited 106 full-time workers of varying levels of seniority from across a number of industries to complete our study online.
The Republican signers range in seniority from Upton, a 16-term incumbent and former chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, to John Faso, a freshman representing a district in Upstate New York.
Alphabetically, the roster this time runs from Roberto Alagna to Deborah Voigt, by seniority, from the newcomer Aleksandrs Antonenko, a tenor from Latvia, to the veteran tenor Plácido Domingo.
Stockdale was the highest-ranking Navy P.O.W., but his authority derived less from seniority than from that rare blend of virtues that enables a small minority of men to thrive in what the Prussian military philosopher Karl von Clausewitz called the province of danger.
The bonds to buy back are of different seniorities (from risky to risk-free) to allow consideration of either of the two cases at default.
This enabled participants to be able to freely speak about perceptions minimising the influence of dominance from clinicians of higher seniority or from other specialisations.
He was promoted to acting lieutenant in 1975, before being granted the substantive rank in 1976, with seniority from October 1975.
Walter E. Dellinger, arguing today for US Airways, asked the justices for a "bright-line rule" that would insulate a neutral employment policy like a seniority system from alteration to meet a disabled worker's needs.
