Sentence examples for somebody senior from inspiring English sources

"Somebody senior needed to communicate this by various channels and if possible, the complaints should have been dealt with one-by-one off line," adds McLeod.

I think the system can be a little hierarchical, and I think having somebody senior who's really much more at the bench will help a lot to make things work better, to get practical issues dealt with, and to provide a mentoring environment for those young people.

"Typically, somebody senior's head rolls when there is a hacking scandal, and the embarrassing email disclosures just help determine who that is going to be in this case," said Laura Martin, senior media analyst for Needham & Co. "If she becomes the weak link because people believe she can't actually work in the business, it's just, OK, now we know who it is going to be.

(Optom5) Obviously it has to be somebody senior who has responsibility of training them and signing them off.

"This is somebody, a senior salesman, who said he was making sales in the UK.

Somebody rang senior figures at Cornell, where he was due to speak just after Toronto, suggesting that he was manic depressive and even violent.

"I just think it is going to be completely counter-productive and I can't believe this level of irresponsibility from somebody as senior as Michael Howard," he said.

Reference checks are also an enormous opportunity to strengthen the person if you do hire them — to understand how to get the most out of that person, especially if you're hiring somebody very senior.

In the US, I was relatively junior, and that would have been even more true in Britain, but here I enjoy the space and impact of somebody much senior". The drawbacks?

I think it would be nice at some point, [if] somebody quite senior in the party would like to apologise to all those people high up in the health service that have been messed around awfully in the last couple of years".

Let's further stipulate that when somebody more senior asked him (her) if the deal was legit, he (she) said, a) Goldman's top lawyers had signed off on it, and b) it would give Goldman a lock on Facebook's I.P.O., which many bankers expect to be the biggest (and most lucrative) yet seen in the United States.