Sentence examples for that a subordinate from inspiring English sources

He says Custer "probably had no idea" that a subordinate, Maj.

Ms. Khoo provided the same lifeline to young colleagues, once professing shock that a subordinate of Vietnamese descent had never sampled Vietnamese cuisine.

How, Busch asked, was it possible that a "subordinate", who had been forced to work for the Nazis as a prisoner of war, was standing trial?

In the set-up to its essay prompt, the Learning Network noted that a subordinate, in 2002, had given Mr. Paterno an eyewitness account of a sexual encounter between the team's former defensive coordinator and a young boy in a Penn State locker room shower.

Humour can help managers relate with their employees, and that increases the likelihood that a subordinate will believe his boss understands what he does.

"We like to look up to our leaders," says Patzer, noting that a subordinate is more likely to respond positively to a taller manager.

That is a subordinate relationship that is alien to America's basic values, which represent freedom and egalitarianism.

But the substance of the issue, which relates to the portrayal of ethnic sub-groups in ways that reinforce a subordinate, less valued perspective (from a social hierarchy perspective), is more the issue.

Glucocorticoid resistance developed in animals that exhibited a subordinate behavioral profile, combining a low tendency for social exploration and a high level of submissive behavior in response to the intruder's attacks.

Neither Mr. Bush nor Mr. Cheney called General Powell, but left that task to a subordinate, according to people who were told later about the conversation.

Mr. Mohammad said that after a subordinate captured a large shipment of heroin about two months earlier, the official received repeated telephone calls from Ahmed Wali Karzai.