Sentence examples for serious hiring from inspiring English sources

In the past month, several banks have announced plans for some serious hiring in Asia.

The only businesses that did any serious hiring were temporary-help services, which added twenty-five thousand jobs.

Today they employ just over 7.5 million, and there is no way they can accommodate much growing demand without some serious hiring.

We need to have a serious hiring policy that doesn't rely on personal contacts.

But Mr. Capus emphasized that this, and the others, are all serious hires by NBC News.

They are serious about hiring great people and making sure their new employees get off to a productive start.

Rush told the first 1,500 people through the door that the transportation companies in attendance, like Greyhound Lines, the C.T.A. and Norfolk Southern Railroad, were serious about hiring.

If the military were serious about hiring qualified lawyers, simply ceasing to discriminate would be more effective than quarreling with law schools and alienating their students.

"Also, Marvin never met the owner of the Bills, Ralph Wilson, which says to me the Bills were never serious about hiring him.

Actually, it took two phone calls to convince her the company was serious about hiring her as its creative director and entrusting its namesake — Ms. Klein died in 1974 — and most upscale line to her.

Two questions that will be on the table as NBC gets serious about hiring Ancier: Can he pick programs for full-fledged grown-ups?