Sentence examples for has hired from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Reiss has hired from the luxury sector — the new brand director is Andy Rogers, who joined Reiss from Stella McCartney, where he was store planning and visual director — and introduced the edgier men's and women's 1971 collection for autumn (celebrated at the start of London Fashion Week last month).

Where it has needed to, Chan said the company has hired from overseas, including Silicon Valley.

Agricultural and industrial giant Cargill historically has hired from within, but a shortage of qualified workers prompted recruiters to focus abroad.

"Lilly has hired from its postdoc ranks in the past, but it's important to emphasize that whenever Lilly does a hire, it's a competitive hire," Edgar says.

One-fifth of the 800 people it has hired from abroad in the past two years are emigrants or the children of emigrants.

A judge on the other side of the country has ruled that it isn't an issue for the courts, but that is not stopping Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Kilmartin, and the private lawyers he has hired, from suing the oil industry over alleged effects of climate change.

Some very talented people work on them, I've hired from them.

A spokesman would name only the top bankers the firm had hired from Credit Suisse.

Antagonism also developed between the molecular biology experts that CMT had hired from outside Corning and the CMT leadership team.

An article on Monday about stock offering plans for King, a British mobile gaming company, misstated the surname of an executive the firm had hired from Clearwire.

He was interested in whether the banks had misled the ratings agencies about the quality of the loans they were bundling and asked how many workers they had hired from the ratings agencies.