Sentence examples for easily fired from inspiring English sources

Weingarten excuses Malloy's teacher firings because, well, at least he lets those "easily fired" teachers have due process.

The speculative imagination could be easily fired by reflecting on the huge population that would consume the food from this land or settle on it in future years.

A mortar can be easily fired on a position and be withdrawn by its operators before return fire can be directed.

Its more than 80,000 unionized teachers and principals cannot be easily fired if they fail to meet expectations, the way she replaced editors and publishers who did not make their numbers.

It streamlines the H-2A program, but also includes a path to earned citizenship for farmworkers, an important step to curb exploitation in an industry overwhelmingly made up of easily fired, easily abused undocumented workers.

But it's the hole that Lars Eidinger's Hamlet digs for himself that proves the most dangerous in a country already madly out of control and wedded to excess: there's too much food, too much drink, too many guns too easily fired.

But, he added, parents "can't easily fire the chancellor".

The Spaniard is holding easily, firing that kick serve out wide and scampering in to nail a backhand volley.

That group on Monday laid out a plan to more easily fire teachers that echoes Mr. Bloomberg's public remarks on the subject.

It is possible that the senatorial assault on "Zero Dark Thirty" will hurt the film's Oscar chances, but it could just as easily fire up a voter base determined to keep the Beltway from censoring its movies.

In the District of Columbia, Ms. Weingarten stepped into a stalemated contract negotiation and agreed to give up certain seniority protections and to enable schools to more easily fire poorly rated teachers.