Sentence examples for tenure off from inspiring English sources

I don't think anyone's gotten tenure off Bruce Springsteen".

The Swans, who beat United 2-1 at Old Trafford on the season's opening day, getting the Dutchman's tenure off to a stalled start, repeated the result to complete a home and away double over their celebrated opponents for the first time.

Her tenure got off to a rocky start.

His tenure got off to a rough start.

But soon after Clinton took office, in 1993, it was apparent that his tenure was off to a rocky beginning.

Ivens's tenure got off to the worst possible start with a controversial Gerald Scarfe cartoon, published on Holocaust Memorial Day, that appeared to show Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu building a brick wall using the blood and limbs of Palestinians.

Her bid for tenure set off petitions supporting and opposing her candidacy; some opponents accused her of shoddy scholarship, while some supporters said her opponents were engaged in an ideological witch hunt.

Advisors like continuity, especially if they're looking for the tenure pay off.

His tenure got off to a shaky start with three straight defeats but they have lost only one game since then and are in the play-off zone.

This study also contributes to the literature on China and labor market transition, in particular in rural areas, by empirically exploring the impact of rural land tenure and off-farm employment.

The tougher question, says Ms. Isaacson, is how to create a system that will fairly evaluate teachers, whether it is used to grant tenure or lay off teachers.