Examples of junior

• Sidney ruthlessly clawed his way (up) from the position of junior clerk to chairman of the company .

• Discontent among junior ranks was rapidly spreading.

• After giving birth, she was stitched up by a junior doctor.

• It's not unusual for a junior doctor to work a 70 or sometimes an 80-hour week.

• The matter is being dealt with by a junior member of staff.

• In summary, we have three outputs: afforestation area, reforestation area, and junior-forest tending area, and one input: total expense in silviculture.

• First, there appear to be significant differences in electoral security between junior and senior members.

• We define junior members as those elected fewer than four times and senior members are those elected four or more times.

• The participants belonged to a class of about 100 student teachers who did their internships at local junior and senior high schools.

• As used by junior scholars, acknowledgments mark an effort to enter the academic world, their expectations and ambitions.

• As we identified, a group of the dissidents may be composed of three different types: ambitious juniors, mid-career policy seekers and antagonistic seniors.

• Nor was the preparation of doctrinal manuals left in the hands of inexperienced junior officers.

• The difference in the fertility level between senior and junior wives is greater where the husband has more than two wives.

• From this finding, it can be observed that the seniors may help to initiate such developments to a greater extent than the junior ones.

• The caring responsibilities within families with elderly parents are not necessarily unidirectional, from the junior to the senior generation.

• In fact, one commentator stated that originally guidelines were intended to inform junior doctors and physician assistants of "the right thing to do" (15).

• The one respondent who differed had in fact not seen their consultant at all (presumably a more junior doctor) which was their cause for dissatisfaction.

• The most recent course of 120 students had about 50% freshman, 25% sophmores, 12% juniors, and 12% seniors.

• At the most junior end of the curriculum, the topics might be quite basic - such as understanding how to give or interpret successful instructions.

• It is hoped that results from this playing a more important role in the training audit will contribute to justifying radiographerof junior registrars.