Sentence examples for tenure earned from inspiring English sources

He worked for Dean Foods for 37 years, serving as chairman and CEO from 1988 to 2001; his tenure earned him a ranking of No. 553 on the Forbes Top CEOs list for 2000.

Her numerous romances during her tenure earned her the nickname "Nurse 'Action' Jackson".

The tenure process comprises at least the following four elements: time to tenure, criteria to earn tenure, process for conferring tenure, and tenure protections (Hassel et al. 2011).

During his tenure, he earned an MBA from Harvard University.

The company has steadily reported rising annual profits under Mr. Benmosche's tenure, having earned $26.1 billion in the 12 months that ended Sept. 30.

Despite his efforts to establish the West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and Blind and his long tenure, Johnson earned a minimal salary which enabled him to "eke out a bare living".

This commitment appears to be real--over the past 10 years, roughly 90% of tenure-track faculty have earned tenure.

As more and more educational decisions are made in connection with student performance on standardized tests — who gets tenure, who earns bonuses, who's laid off first — incidents of cheating will balloon.

She earned tenure this year at St. Martin's.

He earned tenure in 1962 and had appointments in both the Economics Department and the Sloan School of Management.

Only 55 percent of eligible teachers, having worked for at least three years, earned tenure in 2012, compared with 97 percent in 2007.