Sentence examples for tenure has come from inspiring English sources

John Demsey, the president of M.A.C. cosmetics, who stopped advertising in Bazaar during Ms. Betts's tenure, has come back.

The verdict now that his tenure has come to an end should be more nuanced.Since his elevation, Citi's share price has lost 89% of its value, putting him among the least successful of the current crop of bank bosses (see chart 1).

My graduate adviser, now that he's got tenure, has come to accept that I'm not going to be him.

While Mitchell's future in England was never intended to be long-term because he has an established family life back in South Africa, the brief nature of his tenure has come as a surprise.  .

Tenure has come under attack at this level as well as at the primary and secondary levels.

During his tenure, CNN has come to resemble his version of Time magazine, with a mix of news about lifestyles and celebrities added to the topics of the day.

Sadly, early indications are that Vivian Schiller's shortcomings as a people person have nothing to do with why her tenure at NPR has come to an end.

But Verbeek's tenure as Feyenoord manager has come, at very long last and far too soon, to an end in a fashion so bizarre that it honours his legacy at the club.

Mr. White, who was vice chairman of Enron Energy Services before becoming Army secretary, is the most senior member of the Bush administration to have worked for Enron, and his 11-year tenure at the company has come under intense scrutiny by Democrats.

Rodota, 61, succeeds Jean-Marie Luton, whose 6-year tenure as ESA director has come under increasing fire for perceived weak leadership.

David Gregory confirmed on Thursday that his troubled tenure at "Meet The Press" has come to an end.