Sentence examples for tenure for a from inspiring English sources
Duncan served as C.E.O. from 2001 until 2009, a long tenure for a big-city superintendent.
The administration also agreed to recommend tenure for a popular assistant professor, Dr. Donald Torres, as the students had demanded.
The length of tenure for a Supreme Court justice has grown by about a decade since the Civil War.
He meant this to be understood about Tite, who had been with the team for four seasons, a nearly unheard-of tenure for a coach.
Seven years is a long tenure for a coach, and players were asked if they had begun to tune Coughlin out.
He says that the average tenure for a chief executive in London is four and a half years, and he has stayed for 16.
Since 1981 the average tenure for an education minister in France has been just two years.
Mr. Rudd had been derided during his tenure for an authoritarian leadership style.
Consider that the median tenure for an employee in a startup is 2 years.
Fine was fired at the start of his 36th season on Boeheim's coaching staff, the longest tenure for an assistant in N.C.A.A. Division I. On Tuesday, Fine's customary seat on the bench was filled by a team manager.
Originally head of the Russian department, he gave up tenure for an adjunct position in the College of Letters, which allowed him freedom to live, eventually in Vermont, and work elsewhere for parts of the year.
