Sentence examples for hiring notes from inspiring English sources

Though you will hear lots of theories that this lack of hiring is due to a lack of skilled workers, or Obamacare, or some such, the simple fact is that employers don't see enough demand for their goods and services to justify ramping up hiring, notes Shierholz.

In Greece, the budget of research centers and universities has been cut by at least 50%, and there's a freeze on new hiring, notes Varvara Trachana, a cell biologist at the University of Thessaly in Greece.

"What's extraordinary about the Walker women is that they were building great houses, hiring noted decorators and spending tens of thousands of dollars on household furnishings at a time when the earnings of a black worker in Harlem averaged about $800," said Michael Henry Adams, the curator.

And the family continues to invest every resource, including hiring noted attorney Mark Geragos, to prove their son's innocence.

Since taking office, President Trump has continued his efforts, hiring noted Islamophobes into the highest ranks, signing multiple "Muslim ban" executive orders, and all but ignoring hate crimes perpetrated on the Muslim community.

The postdoctoral progam not only serves our ongoing need for deep science expertise but also creates a career entry point and results in fully capable licensing specialists that we have first access to hire," notes Brock.

Paramount recently hired noted bee biologist Gordon Wardell to look into alternatives to the beleaguered honey bee.

In a sign that U.S. regulators are as serious as their European counterparts about pursuing potential charges against the company, the FTC recently hired noted trial lawyer and former federal prosecutor Beth Wilkinson to lead its investigation into Google.

The deal comes a month after Baidu hired noted AI expert Qi Lu, formerly with Microsoft, as its COO and Group President.

He's boosted the editorial budget for all three publications (the Enquirer is currently staffing a new six-person New York bureau), hired noted graphic artist Roger Black (who has done makeovers for Newsweek, Esquire and Rolling Stone) to redesign the tabloids, improved paper stock and made the tabloids full-color for the first time in their history.

Ryder hired noted celebrity defense attorney Mark Geragos.