Sentence examples for publications hiring from inspiring English sources

For SNC publications, hiring more people started being counterproductive when the lab hit 22 staffers.

I'm willing to bet that if more major publications hired more female film critics, then more films by women (which, surprise, surprise, are often films about women) would get the kind of critical buzz that leads to box office clout.

Fairchild Publications hired me.

Weeks can go by without a story that resonates with a national audience, which is why national publications hire reporters to cover national events, rather than local meetings, movements and politicians.

This model is an interesting one: it means that The Tab has essentially cut down one of the costlier parts of building a publication — hiring talent.

Each publication hired him twice, with long breaks between tours of duty.

Bicycling magazine, the country's largest cycling publication, hired him to write a column, and next spring, Chronicle Books will publish a Bike Snob book.

When it is a major job, the firm generally helps the publication hire an art director and the firm will stay with him for the first three issues to get him started.

Some institutions now explicitly value open access publications in hiring, tenure, and promotion evaluations.

"Amidst all the normal stress of finishing a dissertation and trying to get publications out, hiring freezes are a bit overwhelming," she said.

They didn't "sell out".' Rather, the "middlebrow" publications that hired them were evolving and acquiring a new type of candor and complexity.