create a vacancy

Frequency: 7.814.3 per million words

to cause a position to become available, e.g., by promotion or departure

vacancyVERB + vacancy

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Examples (10)

  • Her going on maternity leave will create a temporary vacancy.
  • His unexpected resignation will create a significant vacancy in the leadership team.
  • The company plans to expand, which will create several new vacancies next quarter.
  • If she gets promoted, it will create a vacancy in her current department.
  • They decided to retire early, thereby creating two vacancies in the accounting division.
  • To accommodate the new project, we need to create an additional vacancy for a project manager.
  • The restructuring might create some vacancies at the managerial level.
  • His transfer to another branch will create a vacancy that needs to be filled urgently.
  • By leaving the position, he will create a vacancy for someone else to step into.
  • The sudden departure of the CEO will undoubtedly create a major vacancy at the top.