Sentence examples for essence firing from inspiring English sources

Outlawing mixtapes is, in essence, firing people who are already working for free to promote your paid employee.

The Milwaukee Brewers owner complains about how much the Yankees spend, and the Yankees president in essence fires back "stop whining".

Dollar Bezos would rather not spend if he can render the book medium back to its informational essence and fire pixels directly into customers' eyeballs.

Dollar Bezos would rather not spend if he can render the book medium back to its informational essence and fire pixels directly into customers' eyeballs.

Abramović's recipes for "essence drink", "fire food" and "pain" have a surreal, otherworldly charm.

It turns on the concept of labour-turnover costs in essence, all the costs associated with firing an employee and hiring a new one.

Her last full-time editorial was at Essence, where she was fired.

Again, in 2006, a law designed to increase youth employment by making it less burdensome for businesses to hire and fire them — in essence creating a two-year trial contract for those under 26 — was passed by Parliament and signed by President Jacques Chirac.

Her argument, in essence, was that your employer can fire you whenever it chooses, and that you therefore owe it nothing (or at least, not very much).

Ellianna Placas, Essence magazine's fashion director, has been fired according to the New York Post.

"Quality was not of the essence here," said Ms. Jungk, the crew leader who was fired.