Sentence examples for tenure itself from inspiring English sources

Some professors wonder how many non-tenure-track instructors can be appointed before tenure itself is put in jeopardy.

In these ways at least two of McNutt's concerns have been met without giving up the benefits of tenure itself.

While long tenure, by itself, is typically not enough to sway an election result, it can create a tipping point in contested elections.

He lamented how Mr. Hoving, from the bully pulpit of his directorship in the '60s and '70s, changed art museums from places where people went to commune with art into places "where art 'happens.' " Looking back, you might say his whole tenure was itself a decade-long "happening". This wasn't altogether good, it's true.

There may also be some flexibility in the length of the tenure track itself.

"We are now proposing that this expectation that tenancies of this length should only be used exceptionally should become a requirement with the Tenure Standard itself.

His resolute financial prudence, forceful execution of his business plan and refusal to wilt in the hurricane of criticism he had to face throughout his five-year tenure transformed Celtic Park itself from a midden into a 60,000-seat palace and his genius for marketing brought in 53,000 season-ticket holders.

That fact, coupled with Mayer's prior tenure at Google itself make the new partnership roughly as surprising as a sunrise.

Then, less than two months into its tenure, the council found itself facing a legal threat.

No one, for example, had brought up land tenure, which quickly revealed itself to be one of the major challenges understood by few in the post-earthquake confusion.

During Frits' tenure, Starwood has transformed itself into a global company.