Sentence examples for whether to hire from inspiring English sources

About a week ago, an article in the Times found a positive consensus of opinion on the following question: "whether to hire a real estate lawyer".

Cashman said no decision had been made on whether to hire Alejo this season.

"I told you, I hadn't decided finally whether to hire Riley or not".

Earlier this year, the City Council debated -- at length, naturally -- whether to hire an efficiency consultant.

The Fire Department is allowed to consider applicants' backgrounds in deciding whether to hire them.

He will also have to determine whether to hire one or two analysts.

Mr. Walcott responded that it was up to principals to decide whether to hire more teachers to reduce class sizes.

His team will now decide whether to hire new builders to complete the work, which may cost another $1.5 billion.

But there seems to be consensus on at least one decision — whether to hire a real estate lawyer.

Those decisions include whether to hire a financial planner and, if the answer is yes, how to go about it.

Among I.B.M. directors, there had been a sharp debate over whether to hire a technologist or a professional manager.