Sentence examples for seniority ranking from inspiring English sources

Let us also change the seniority ranking, meaning that, from 1 to 5, 5 is the most senior and 1 the junior pirate — notation proposed early on by Gary from D.C. Back to our two pirates, P1 and P2.

Party leaders had agreed to credit his past service in setting his House seniority rank if he won, and they offered to help pay his campaign debts from the Senate contest.

Moving down the seniority ranks, we now have our Series A shareholders, which also have a 1x multiple on their liquidation preference.

In the standard approach, seniority is ranked in a sort of reverse chronological order.

One caller to the Denver union local mentioned that his "seniority number," which ranks the order in which employees can be furloughed, had fallen by 50 points since last week.

But back then, he was just another freshman senator, ranking 99th in seniority, in a party dominated by politicians who maintained that Democrats ran the risk of alienating moderate voters if they moved too far to the left.

Writer recalls a mnemonic device used in his 7th grade history class, which helped pupils recall Cabinet members by seniority of rank.

Southwest Airlines hires very few M.B.A.s, pays its managers modestly, and gives raises according to seniority, not "rank and yank".

Seniority of rank in general often meant an older civil servant, so many could be buffeted by dint of age from the changes.

Departments usually give priority to members who drive and operate the firetrucks and to members who have proven themselves through participation, seniority and rank.

But the idea of a row of same-size workspaces blind to seniority or rank -- like the arrangement embraced by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg at City Hall in New York -- has not found favor with law firms.