Sentence examples for possible hire from inspiring English sources

They fly as near the Yukon as possible, hire a vehicle and use it as as a base for days of canoeing or climbing the spectacular mountains that outdo their own Alps.

WHEN Mary Ellin Arch was called to the human resources department of The Richmond Times-Dispatch in August 2007, she thought she would be discussing a possible hire for the paper's Web site, where she was a news editor and managed a staff of 10. "It wasn't one of these escort-you-out-of-the-newsroom things," she says.

When possible, hire a professional with experience in product photography.

A possible hire would be thoroughly examined by the White House Office of Presidential Personnel before being offered a job.

If you are looking to fill a full-time or permanent position, if possible, hire the candidate on a project or temporary basis first.

Other times, parents will move their children to different schools, relocate to less violent neighbourhoods, or, if possible, hire private security.

The possible hiring also provoked angry responses yesterday from Public Advocate Mark Green and the Rev. Al Sharpton.

(Executives at Target and Wal-Mart, among the companies mentioned, declined to comment on their possible hiring plans).

During the days, Mr. Biden, Mr. Obama and a coterie of advisers are in the team's transition offices, going through possible hires.

James Dickey was fired yesterday as Texas Tech's coach, clearing the way for the possible hiring of Bob Knight.

These matters were the possible hiring of Lee Atwater, a Washington political consultant, and an increase in television advertising.