seniorityin a sentence
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She has seniority, so she's unlikely to be affected by the layoffs.
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His age gives him seniority, and his manipulations gain him either fear or respect from a surprising number of others.† (source)
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Bunking will be arranged by seniority.† (source)
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Now, seniority matters in theoretical physics, and normally, she wouldn't have been senior enough to get the first shot.† (source)
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Thus, Ilya, who had been hired in 1943, had been promoted on the basis of seniority to sous-chef in 1945, at the ripe old age of nineteen.† (source)
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We lined up in order of seniority, so of course I was dead last.† (source)
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Well, just so there're no problems, I've got seniority on you, so I get the bathroom first, deal?† (source)
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Mortati had waited patiently at the main altar as each cardinal, in order of seniority, had approached and performed the specific balloting procedure.† (source)
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He took the first of the empty stools and the eight other egwugwu began to sit in order of seniority after him.† (source)
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He wait until I confront them on it ...then he wanna come crying seniority.† (source)
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The money's good just now and I have some seniority built up.† (source)
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You do have a thousand years' seniority, after all.† (source)
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Surely, any doctor or nurse on the hospital's seniority list had gotten off for the night.† (source)
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Since this was my very first morning I had even less seniority; I had to use the cubby above hers.† (source)
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All social behavior and actions are conducted in the order of seniority or ranking; as the saying goes, chanmul to wi alay ka issta, there is order even to drinking cold water.† (source)
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Poor tyrannical Rachel keeps trying to build a big-sister career upon a slim sixteen-month seniority, insisting that we respect her as our elder.† (source)
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