Sentence examples for tenures it from inspiring English sources

When our chief executives look back on their tenures, it should be the blossoming fruits of their visionary investment not the fading Fortune cover shots that define their moment.

As we move toward an employment environment with higher rates of long term employment, fewer government benefits for the unemployed and shorter job tenures, it makes sense to ensure that we remove as much friction as possible from the labor market.

For much of its tenure, it could be counted on to provide public-works projects when employment faltered, or to underpin prices for farmers.

The company said that during Mr. Ulrich's tenure, it has nearly tripled its sales and American stores, and profits have jumped almost ninefold.

Star has accounted for only a small portion of corporate revenue, but during James's tenure it has also turned its first profit.

While the program won many awards for its journalism under Couric's tenure, it lagged well behind the NBC and ABC programs in ratings.

Although the paper's circulation fell significantly during Mr. Tatum's tenure — it was 58,907 in 1977 and 25,962 in 2000 — its imprimatur was always coveted by many politicians.

Once they are tenured, it is nearly impossible to dislodge them.

If the Palestinians were quiet for much of his tenure, it was largely because Israel was.

If this was financially unrealistic during Mr. Kellogg's tenure, it's a pipe dream today.

Throughout hip-hop's 40-year tenure, it's been televised in dribs and drabs.