Sentence examples for tenure among from inspiring English sources

Shanahan had the second-longest tenure among N.F.L. coaches, behind Jeff Fisher of Tennessee.

He also pushed to extend tenure among the faculty and oversaw an increase in dormitory rooms.

This in turn has led to declining tenure among employees, who are more willing to jump ship.

"There is extraordinary breadth and depth and tenure among the Apple executive team, and they lead 35,000 employees that I would call wicked smart," Mr. Cook said.

In the same vein, the Bureau of Labor Statistics has found that median job tenure among all workers over the age of twenty-five has fallen only slightly since the early eighties.

Kelly, who has the longest tenure among active major league managers, led the Twins to World Series titles in 1987 and 1991, but has also managed Minnesota through eight straight losing seasons.

So when Carlo Ancelotti shakes hands with Zinedine Zidane after Wednesday's match at the Meadowlands between Bayern Munich and Real Madrid, it will be Zidane — who won the Champions League with Madrid last season despite having taken over the team as late as January — who will be the longer tenured among the pair.

The orchestra's Community Chorus, founded during Mr. Macal's tenure, is among the performers.

So the national debate over tenure rages among politicians and policymakers who speak in terms of black and white.

By any standard, Peter Gelb, now well into his seventh season, has established his tenure as among the most significant in the Met's 130-year history.

They told him that the biggest problem in running a university is faculty tenure, which, among other things, insulates the professoriat from market forces.