Sentence examples for to callback from inspiring English sources

Foreign-owned firms, however, are significantly less likely to callback only minority candidates.

Firms that advertised accounting positions are 9.2 percentage points less likely to callback minority only candidates than those advertising openings for sales representatives.

State-owned firms are not significantly more likely to callback minority only candidates than privately-owned firms, that is, they do not appear to advantage minority candidates.

In Table 8, we see that firms located in minority areas are much more likely to callback both candidates than is the case for the whole sample of firms (61% vs. 47% in Table 7).

Although small companies seem slightly less likely than large companies to discriminate against ethnic minority candidates in the sense of having higher callback shares for Han only candidates (47% vs. 49%) and slightly more likely to callback Han only candidates than medium-sized companies (47% vs. 45%), these differences are not statistically significant.

Firms in minority areas are most likely to callback both candidates, but when they make only one call, it is more likely to be to a candidate with a minority name than a candidate with a Han name (23% vs. 16%).

Ms. Hamilton said she could just come to callbacks, but Ms. Rak went to the first round of auditions anyway.

Two dogs were asked to callbacks last Friday: Mocus, a Rottweiler, and Buddy, a yellow Labrador retriever.

The same should apply if NLH workers are more likely to accept a job offer than LH applicants: both callbacks and offers should be higher, with no clear prediction for the ratio of offers to callbacks.

He "made it to callbacks, and [he] got the part".

From third grade, when I went to callbacks for the feature film Seabiscuit, to today, when people think that it's weird that I'm writing for The Huffington Post, the song never changes.