Sentence examples for tenures of a from inspiring English sources
During Belcher's long tenure (he served from 1730 to 1741, one of the longer tenures of a Massachusetts provincial governor) he would argue with the colonial politicians that he was acting in their interest, while also working to convince London colonial administrators he was implementing their policies.
The average tenure of a partner is about eight years.
He said Russia needed a "rotation" of power, not the "eternal tenure of a single regime".
The tenure of a police spokesman is often tethered to that of the commissioner he serves.
The year is frequently indicated by a king's reign or the tenure of a magistrate.
From 1789 through 1970, the average tenure of a Supreme Court Justice was about fifteen years.
The average tenure of a hospital president, he said, is three to seven years.
The average tenure of a turkey talk-line operator is 15 years.
This is the pattern in the N.H.L., where the average tenure of a head coach is just under three seasons.
The lifetime tenure of a Supreme Court judge means that they can shape the country's policies and values for decades.
The average tenure of a partner is about eight years, in part because of natural attrition and retirements.
