Examples of senior

• a senior government aide

• Two senior officials have been entrusted with organizing the auction.

• The president was flanked by senior ministers.

• Criticism has been levelled at senior figures in the industry.

• She's just been promoted to senior sales rep.

• This is the common room for senior pupils at the school.

• I'm hoping to speak to Al Jackson, senior.

• Assessing beliefs about the needs of senior citizens using the focus group interview : a qualitative approach.

• On the other hand, such policies have provoked grassroot activism and stimulated senior organisations in quite a few countries.

• Other time commitments reduce a senior's ability to do household tasks.

• While direct-to-consumer advertising has been implicated in expenditure growth,41,42 its contribution in relation to seniors is unclear.

• Senior staff were headhunted by other companies, whilst there was a great turnover in staff amongst the labouring grades.

• By interviewing only senior partners you inevitably arrive not only at those relatively senior in years but those not educated in a cad environment.

• No doubt a more detailed bibliographic survey would have been provided had the book been intended for the use of more senior scholars.

• For purposes of age stratification, the terms ' elderly ' and ' seniors ' will be distinguished here.

• Some senior workers might realize immediate gains or apparent losses at the point of conversion to the new plan.

• For giving help, few seniors assisted someone else during baby-sitting (12.4%), but the majority helped with household chores (74.5%).

• To the author, the extent of the influence of these features in conditioning actions by senior officials is arguable, but their existence is not.

• Bureaucratic autonomy was ensured in the first decades of independence, by the retention of expatriate senior civil servants.

• The chairmen of the senior committees believe that a hospital ethics committee has an educational role in the institution.

• High schools have adapted to the dramatic increase in the senior population by introducing vocational subjects.

• They continued to meet, and to do so without the senior chiefs from their quarters.