Sentence examples for usual seniority from inspiring English sources
It was not reasonable, a lawyer for US Airways told the court, to require an employer to override the company's usual seniority system to accommodate the needs of a worker with a disability.
And what's in store at the Banking Committee if the usual seniority rules apply is even worse.
By his own admission, Gravel was too new and "too abrasive" to be effective in the Senate by the usual means of seniority-based committee assignments or negotiating deals with other senators, and was sometimes seen as arrogant by the more senior members.
Mr. Roth did not respond with his usual litany about having the seniority to deliver to constituents in the future what no freshman senator could ever hope to deliver.
Apart from the usual criteria about work experience, seniority and diversity, some schools also look at the size of a candidate's company.
Seniority still usually delivers committee chairmanships.
Gabriel Weston's award-winning first book, Direct Red, described her rise to seniority and prestige as an ambitious young surgeon and her subsequent – voluntary, beneath the usual social and biological pressures of womanhood – descent from that pinnacle.
"And Kato has seniority".
