Sentence examples similar to time to hiring from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is time to hire a sculptor.

"It'll take some time to hire the healthcare professionals.

The yearlong supplemental staffing will give the administration time to hire additional civilian personnel, she said.

She also said it will soon be time to hire a chief financial officer.

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"They don't have time to hire a contractor, an architect, etc.

But Ms. Knoller said she wanted time to hire a private lawyer.

Isn't it time to hire or promote older women and find this out for yourself?

Gulati did not seem to agree with American fans who insist it is time to hire a major European coach.

That might be a good time to hire a private companion who is familiar with the facility.

"This is not the time to hire a European coach," Borgetti said on the eve of Eriksson's hiring.