Sentence examples for make hire from inspiring English sources
One of the most tempting changes for a new marketing chief to make: hire a new ad agency.
People make hiring and budgeting mistakes.
Alas, many governments make hiring foreigners difficult.
As might be expected, the working conditions tend to make hiring a challenge.
The partnership's goal was to make hiring from the welfare rolls profitable, therefore self-sustaining.
Low pay and the potentially dangerous nature of the work make hiring difficult for armored-car companies.
A payroll tax cut would make hiring less expensive and raise long-term take-home pay for all wage earners.
Businesses in South Africa complain that BEE norms make hiring complex and costly.
"We always recommend that client companies make hiring decisions only when they are truly excited.
Other regulations make hiring technicians and assistants nearly impossible, and collaborations with the private sector are also restricted.
As hiring is gamified, technology will begin to make hiring easier.
