Sentence examples for less hiring from inspiring English sources

More uncertainty means less consumer and business confidence — and less hiring.

Economists worry that a weakening job market will translate into less spending, which could deliver a downward spiral: weaker investment as sales dry up, and less hiring.

"The productivity and cost-cutting are impressive but it means less hiring," said Steven Milunovich, a technology analyst at Merrill Lynch.

"We don't have enough apprenticeships in Germany because Germany is in the midst of an employment crisis," said Gunter Walden, a vocational training expert at the Bonn institute who says the fee would probably lead to less hiring.

The real danger to the economy is that, as tax increases and sequester-related spending cuts start to kick in, overall demand will fall back, G.D.P. growth will falter, and we'll see a lot less hiring.

When they selected a chef, the Galanos, who are originally from the island of Ischia off Naples, kept it in the family, more or less, hiring Saverio Verde, who is from Naples and whom Anthony Galano described as "like a cousin".

Rappers are not supposed to play acoustic guitar, much less hire a live drummer, bassist and two backing vocalists (he used to perform solo).

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If baseball had any self-respect left, it would be too ashamed to let an admitted cheat like McGwire into their clubhouse, much less hire him as an adviser and role model for their players.

"The state borrows less and less and hires less and less, and state authorities borrow more and more and hire more and more," said Assemblyman Richard L. Brodsky, a Democratic candidate for attorney general who championed the legislation forcing more disclosure.

When she produced the scooter, Havel, then still secretary-less, hired her on the spot).