Sentence examples for too junior from inspiring English sources

Some of them, too junior to have regular offices in the Capitol, were pleased to get one temporarily.

Montazeri saw Khamenei as having more of a political than a religious role – and as having too junior a religious status to be entitled to issue fatwas.

I have been in a few meetings where I was too junior to ask everyone to introduce themselves so I haven't known what is going on".

Within companies, too, junior employees who would never have dared knock on the chief executive's door might send him an idea electronically.The decline of deference is both a cause and a consequence of technological progress.

Mr. Amiri was described as an important confirming source about the Iranian nuclear program, but he was considered too junior and too removed from the program's central leadership to have deep knowledge.

Not only was he considered too junior, but he has been held in some disdain for warning Brazil that it would be reduced to exporting to Antarctica if it failed to join in the Americas trade pact.

It was the perfect situation, too, because Junior and I were close enough in age.

"I wish I could have walked out, too," a junior staffer who is still there and couldn't afford to quit told me.

She knew a little of Lendl's hunger, too – winning junior Wimbledon and French titles, then waiting a decade for them to materialise into something bigger: the Wimbledon and Australian women's singles crowns.

And it is a wonder he does not empathise with Brown: he travelled widely too, winning junior tournaments in Belgium and Italy, then moving to Canada, where he was ranked eighth in 1981.

"Whether they played a bit too much junior footy together and they missed each other or what the go was, but that was a bit of a laugh as well".