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• He left Yale when he didn't get tenure, moved to Harvard, didn't get tenure there too.(他没有得到终身聘用，所以离开了耶鲁，去了哈佛，也没有受到终身聘用。)
• You may have the opportunity to write and edit early on in your tenure.(在你任职的初期，你就可以得到写作和编辑的机会。)
• At 30, he won tenure as an economics professor at Harvard.(30岁时，他以经济学教授的身份获得了哈佛的终身聘用。)
• The notable exception was the 2001-06 tenure as prime minister of Junichiro Koizumi.(2001年至06年，小泉纯一郎的上台是个例外。)
• Professors who do so are more likely to win tenure.(申请专利的教授更有可能成为终身教授。)
• During her tenure here The Atlantic has won more than 300 awards for visual excellence, from the Society of illustrators and so on.(在她任职期间，《大西洋》获得了超过300个视觉卓越奖，来自插图画家协会等。)
• In some cases land tenure problems have arisen.(在某些情况下，已经产生土地所有制问题。)
• Studies have shown that farmers in developing countries who have achieved certain levels of education, wealth, and security of land tenure are more likely to adopt such technologies.(研究表明，在发展中国家，拥有一定教育水平、财富和土地所有权保障的农民更有可能采用这类技术。)
• It's still extremely difficult to get tenure.(要取得终身职位仍然极其困难。)
• People who value their peace, or want tenure, avoid the topic.(想追求平静，保护自己的所有的人会避免这个话题。)