Sentences with phrase «presumably lucrative job»

Bill Bratton, who will depart the NYPD in September for a presumably lucrative job at Teneo, a global consulting firm with ties to the Clintons, told Charlie Rose last night that his 31 months as police commissioner have been a financial sacrifice.

Bill Bratton, who announced Tuesday he well depart the NYPD in September for a presumably lucrative job at Teneo, a global consulting firm with ties to the Clintons, told Charlie Rose Wednesday night that his 31 months as police commissioner under Mayor Bill de Blasio have been a financial sacrifice.

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This preference may explain why American men, who, unlike foreigners, have full access to the nation's job market, appear especially likely to pursue other, presumably more lucrative and promising, possibilities.