Sentence examples for hiring moderate from inspiring English sources

A separate programme has sought to combat jihadist ideas on the internet, by hiring moderate religious scholars to engage in debate on extremist chat sites.

This rule also applies to leaders: if you want leaders to drive any sort of transformation or entrepreneurial activity, you are better off hiring moderate misfits than perfect fits!

As the global economic outlook clouded, business growth slowed and hiring moderated in December across England and Wales, according to the latest Lloyds Bank regional purchasing managers' index (PMI).

They expect the pace of hiring to moderate as companies see less need to expand.

Dan Burden, an author and Smart Growth expert, was hired to moderate the charrette.

He said those who had been let go were largely customer support staff hired to moderate video chats.

The hearing was contentious from its start, despite an early admonition by Ted Kramer, a lawyer hired to moderate, that "anyone who interrupts will be asked to leave". He was applauded by some audience members, then interrupted and eventually ignored.

Business owners in the Northeast are anticipating improved revenues and moderate hiring.

Hiring moderators is expensive and difficult – how do you moderate millions of users in dozens of languages, 24 hours a day?

The cost of hiring local drivers was moderate, and they were familiar with sights, history and terrain.

William Ford, in his guidebook of 1839 recommended the Horse Head Inn at Wythburn as a good place to stay and where a guide could be hired "at a moderate charge"; he went on to describe the climb up Whelp Side and the view from the top.