Sentence examples for study hiring from inspiring English sources

"Because I use a lot of statistics when I speak and that can bore people, sometimes I need to get their attention first," said Lapchick, the author of the widely quoted racial and gender report cards that study hiring practices of professional and amateur sports.

Harvard's Calder also hasn't had much success with Nalcor: He explained that the company has worked to undermine the conclusions of his recently published study, hiring consultants to undermine uncertainties in the work.

MH conceived, designed, and implemented the study; hired and trained Motswana study personnel; conducted the interviews and analysis; and drafted the manuscript.

Innovations for Poverty Action, a US-based non-profit that worked with PRISMA to conduct this study, hired and trained local Spanish-speaking surveyors.

Hill studied hiring trends of minority candidates and wrote his dissertation on their experiences.

The firm studied hiring trends at nearly 20,000 companies across the world, finding that almost 70% of organisations in the manufacturing sector intend to take on new staff at professional or managerial level during this period.

In an interview, Norman S. Matloff, a professor at the University of California, Davis, who has studied hiring patterns in the technology sector, said workers over 35 regularly face discrimination by technology companies.

In a a 2002 survey by staffing.org, a nonprofit group that studies hiring practices, employer-respondents identified Web postings as the most effective way of filling jobs, 3.23 on a scale of 5. Still, many experts scoff at the Internet.

Each of the two freestanding clinic organizations we studied hired physicians with informatics training to fill the role of a chief medical information or information systems officer.

Most studies hired navigators that resembled the racial/ethnic characteristics of their minority patients to increase the likelihood that services were provided in a culturally appropriate way that was acceptable to patients.

Ms. Wimberly had visions of government officials meddling in Bible study groups, hiring decisions and bookkeeping.