Sentence examples for with the tenure from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ceresney's potential arrival also coincides with the tenure of another protégé of Ms. White, George Canellos, who became the S.E.C.'s interim enforcement chief last month.

With the tenure of the show's other founding star, Mariska Hargitay, in question, someone is going to have to step up and take charge.

Women in science typically start faculty positions in their mid-30s, placing their biological clock at odds with the tenure clock.

The defeat brought the Catalans' season, along with the tenure of their coach, Trent Robinson, to an abrupt end despite the efforts of Damien Blanch.

Mr. Pandit's short stewardship, while rocky, compares favorably with the tenure of his counterpart at Bank of America, Kenneth D. Lewis.

Her teenage years coincided with the tenure of Mayor Rudy Giuliani: the street is now quietly gentrified, and features the Manhattan Plaza Health Club.

Federal funds shouldn't be used for housing and administering the papers of individuals who were not associated with the tenures of former presidents.

She and her fellow teaching faculty "are on the whole treated very well," even though "we are not exactly on equal standing with the tenure-track faculty".

The inversely proportional relationship between likelihood to quit amongst health providers and job tenure – with the shortest tenure (six months to one year) having the highest likelihood to quit – further supports the need for new staff mentorship and support programs.

Ward is the Knick with the longest tenure, despite repeated efforts by management to trade him.

Linebacker Mo Lewis, the Jet with the longest tenure, was a rookie that year.