Sentence examples for subsequent hiring from inspiring English sources
Ream and the Red Bulls were traveling when news broke of the firing of the United States national team coach Bob Bradley and the subsequent hiring of Juergen Klinsmann to take the team through the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
What Cincinnati gained from that victory — aside from the subsequent hiring of the outspoken, outgoing Kelly — was the ability to excite a fan base that had largely abandoned the football program since the Sid Gillman coaching era of the late 1940s and early 1950s.
This misallocation of resources is not nullified by any subsequent hiring of higher-quality labor by unionized employers, even if that is in fact what occurs (see Hirsch 2004b: 422).
This year saw a number of mass layoffs followed by subsequent hiring sprees — two tell-tale signs that a company is in the process of innovating, but without a clear path to staffing that innovation.
Between 1991, when Vanguard added its internal team to Windsor II's mix, and the subsequent hiring and firing that's occurred over the past 16 years, Windsor II has failed to match, much less beat the benchmark, as the falling line shows.
Many companies push older employees out the door during layoffs only to go on subsequent hiring sprees to fill new roles with the new skills they need.
(One of Alcorn's own subsequent hires was a scruffy teenage dropout named Steve Jobs).
The core/founding team is your foundation and every subsequent hire will reflect this.
Weebly's first engineering hire found Weebly because of the puzzle, and every subsequent hire must complete it as a prerequisite of being hired.
A subsequent hire was a contact who had been associated with our company for two years, but this new employee wasn't even formally interviewed.
Then, on 1 June 2011, the whole prevailing NRSA pay scale, which includes step raises for each year of experience and, except in very bad budget years, an annual across-the-board hike, becomes the minimum standard for all subsequent hires.
