Sentence examples for Hiring from inspiring English sources
The word "hiring" is a correct and usable in written English
You can use it when talking about the act of employing someone or when an organization seeks to fill a job position. For example: The company is currently hiring software engineers.
verb
Present participle of hire
When having a day-job and a fledgling business project, you don't have time to go hiring or outsourcing, never mind the cash to do so, and it is your baby after all.
In the run up to India's 2014 elections, both the Bharatiya Janata party (BJP) and the Congress party were were accused of hiring "political trolls" to talk favourably about them on blogs and social media.
Insiders say SBS is letting experienced staff go and hiring younger, cheaper ones to replace them.
CIDC has questioned USAid's target for local spending and says its members help to transfer technical expertise by hiring and mentoring local staff.
Most employment discrimination statutes outlaw adverse employment actions – they bar employers from hiring, firing or otherwise disadvantaging workers on the basis of one's race, sex or religion.
The Oscars only recently started hiring young people of both genders to pass those treasured gold statuettes to the celebrity presenter.
Canberra is a spread-out city, so hiring a car is advisable.
NBC will be hoping to replicate that by hiring Harris, a popular and versatile actor and performer.
The good news for Australian journalists: Mia Freedman's suite of websites, Mamamia Women's Network, is hiring two sub-editors.
On a practical level too, perhaps hiring a non-disabled actor is easier.
About 36% of employers plan to hire full-time, permanent employees, according to CareerBuilder's forecast for 2015, which surveyed 2,192 hiring managers.
