Sentence examples for hire one another from inspiring English sources

It makes sense, for example, to ask professors within a field to rate others in their field: they read one another's work, attend the same conferences, and hire one another's graduate students, so they have real knowledge on which to base an opinion.

People become lifelong friends, hire one another, date one another.

By building out its community, UpCounsel enables attorneys to network, get professional support, and even hire one another when they need additional help.

And then there's the unwritten agreement that the two sides apparently had stating that neither would hire one another's workers.

The men hire one another when possible: Jeff Ewell, who founded a branding company, designed many of his fellow students' Web sites, and Mr. Cottrell offers work only to young men who would otherwise, he says, be selling drugs.

Maybe ordinary Californians are generating some new, less political ideas, as they go to school together, work together, hire one another and get married to one another.

* What about all those conflict-of-interest stories that stem from cronyism and favoritism -- friends hiring one another's less-than-competent nieces and sons, approving one another's pay packages, feeding one another insider stock tips?

However, you can hire one on your own.

We've got to hire one person and not another, marry one person and not another," he says.

Sex with inmates in kitchen coolers, and even an Aramark employee accused of attempting to hire one inmate to murder another.

Even if it does turn out to cost $208,569 a year, there is another solution: hire one or two people per film to go through all the extra footage and cull it down to a more manageable amount.