Sentence examples for hired elsewhere from inspiring English sources

"In the old system, the kids who were most vulnerable had teachers who were not worthy of being hired elsewhere," he said.

But he was also a thoughtful, erudite writer, talented enough to keep being hired elsewhere every time he burned a bridge.

After the sit-ins began, Dungee told Keeley, he was moved to the night shift, could not get hired elsewhere in Greensboro, and left for New York two years later.

I can't tell you why Randolph hasn't been hired elsewhere, although I have heard people in my business dismiss him for being "just a nice, stable guy from Brooklyn" -- as if that's not exactly what Torre has been celebrated for.

Meanwhile, of the teachers who were let go by their principals this summer, 1,100 have already found work at other city schools or have left the school system altogether, either because they retired or because they were hired elsewhere, according to Education Department statistics.

At Bellisio 57% of the 1,670 workers have black spots on their résumés that might keep them from getting hired elsewhere.

Vlad Shmunis, the firm's Ukraine-born founder, says it wanted to be near another big university that could be a source of smart employees.Soaring salaries and extortionate rents in big tech centres encourage start-ups to hire elsewhere.

But mine workers are mostly hired from elsewhere, says Sun Xueli of the Inner Mongolia Academy of Social Sciences.

It will also be key to the site's success to ensure that digital developers remain on board or are hired from elsewhere.

He may, of course, have turned to hired guns elsewhere, and there has been dark talk of the digital trail being followed to a hotel room in Bangkok, but, even so, it may yet emerge that the whole campaign was initiated by a disgruntled fellow who sent his Walkman away to be mended in 1987 and never got it back.

Clients range from startups who've hired talent elsewhere, to major corporations, to doctors who have patients at various hospitals.