Sentence examples for hiring teams from inspiring English sources

Chinese reports speculated that he spent the money buying votes and hiring teams of writers to produce books.

This, I fear, is the dystopian future of stupid games: amoral corporations hiring teams of behavioral psychologists to laser-target our addiction cycles for profit.

Some are hiring teams of data-crunchers, and using traffic-analysis firms such as ChartBeat to help them see in real time where readers come from.

He also won attention by hiring teams of private lawyers who won the state a $17.3 billion settlement with the tobacco industry.

He established the world's first modern research and development laboratory, hiring teams of experts in things as diverse as model-making and chemical engineering.

He said much of the $1.82bn that Twitter raised on Thursday will be spent hiring teams outside the US to create more international content.

As a rule, Syngenta recruits research chemists at the B.Sc. or Ph.D. level, and it looks for Ph.D.s and postdocs when hiring team leaders.

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Employers like hiring team players — people who will keep a positive attitude at work and keep company morale high.

They hire teams of fitness trainers, they pop Cialis like breath mints and they enter ultramarathons.

"We have and will hire teams of professionals to help achieve that goal".