Sentence examples for using a relatively junior from inspiring English sources

Lloyd George secretly began to initiate contact with Michael Collins and other IRA leaders, using a relatively junior former customs official, Alfred Cope – who managed to open up a channel to the rebels and negotiate a ceasefire.

That included using a relatively new feature of the game.

This came, instead, later from a relatively junior official, Ahmed Asiri, a spokesman at the defence ministry.

(The claim was something of an exaggeration: he was a relatively junior infrastructure analyst).

So, Benedict XVI has appointed a relatively junior man as Archbishop of Birmingham and Vincent Nichols' successor.

Today RAMSI is a scaled-back operation providing police assistance, run by a relatively junior foreign-service officer.

Its weak oversight allowed a relatively junior employee to place bets worth more than the bank's entire capital.

This case is against a relatively junior Citigroup executive, and appears to have little to do with the financial crisis.

He also emphasized that Mr. Stoker was a relatively junior executive whose actions were ordered by his bosses.

But Kiriakou was a relatively junior former officer, and his public comments were both critical and sensitive.

It is a relatively junior role, which will make her an assistant bishop in the diocese of Chester.