Sentence examples for hired quality from inspiring English sources

Safeway hired Quality Assurance four years ago to certify its milling operations that produce the chain's Select brand of organic breads.

You could hire quality moderators to facilitate civil discussion, but that would be expensive.

Food costs have fallen and high unemployment has made it easier to hire quality people — ideal conditions for expansion, says Mr. Settles.

Mr. Koen also faulted what he called two decades of bad management, especially a "failure to market the orchestra appropriately and hire quality people for development".

He added, "I don't think they'll sell the team, but they have to hire quality people to do the job".

So as long as papers continue to create great content, hire quality journalists and come up with inventive new ways to bring their readers into the fold, they'll do just fine.

He is credited with persuading legislators to finance extra public-health staff, with winning state grants for family planning and with hiring quality people -- including Rose Mary Vossler as a visiting nurse.

"Businesses love us because they can scale their workforce and hire quality talent".

Naturally, the best in class were the ones who placed a top priority on proactively hiring quality candidates.

Tech companies in Silicon Valley and in tech hubs across the United States are at war against each other, to find and hire quality talent that is in short supply.

Smaller companies are able to hire quality individuals on the relative cheap, and newly hired workers are eager to either correct past mistakes that led to their being laid-off or are eager to prove a point to the firm that laid them off through success in the new job.