Sentence examples for option of hiring from inspiring English sources

A woman wanting a home birth has the option of hiring an independent midwife.

Those who are desperate enough to leave Syria or Afghanistan are left with the option of hiring smugglers.

Once again, your means of departure reflects your travel style – with the added option of hiring a Bentley for €2,400 a day from Elite Rent-a-Car.

They could have bought 140 chairs for a pound each from Asda, but opted instead for the sustainable, if more expensive, option of hiring them.

And it goes beyond last week's call by Matthew Hancock, the junior minister, for companies to employ British workers rather than taking the "easy option" of hiring foreigners.

Beginning in 2013, the N.F.L. will have the option of hiring a number of full-time officials; officials currently are part-timers.

But it also gives schools the option of less sweeping changes, like reducing school size or changing who is in charge of hiring.

Deans are left with one option: to hire, retain, and promote more women.

"And in a situation where people are losing their jobs and you have an option of whom to hire, you're going to hire the person who is complimenting your tie.

Mr. Colburn earned enough from AOL stock options to hire 'N Sync and the Dave Matthews Band to perform for the birthday parties of two of his children.

He can now devote himself to monetising Ed Balls Day, by making merchandise and signing movie option deals and hiring a fleet of Ed Balls lookalikes to travel the country once a year, delighting children by writing "Ed Balls" on things and then leaving.