Sentence examples for but would instead hire from inspiring English sources
Crispin Porter said it did not plan to fill Mr. Rolfe's post but would instead hire someone as director for video production.
That they would instead, hire the best people they could find all around the world.
Imagine a company that spends significant time, money and effort recruiting and teaching smart, bright interns in the full knowledge that it would not eventually hire them, but would instead be training them to work for its competitors.
The administration would also largely take NASA out of the rocket-building business and instead hire private companies that would provide a space taxi service for its astronauts.
But I would rather hire 24-year-olds than 40-year-olds.
Legislators would instead get to hire their own outside lawyers to represent the state.
But in an unseasonably warm winter, stores will move their spring hiring up a few months -- folks who would have been hired in March were instead hired in January or February.
But people in the government would rather hire foreigners at a thousand dollars a day.
I would rather hire somebody who speaks poor English but is a very good manager.
He has been recruiting new staff, but would like to hire another 150 at once.
