Sentence examples for which hiring from inspiring English sources
The phrase "which hiring" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific hiring process or event, but it lacks context and clarity. Example: "I need to clarify which hiring you are referring to in your email."
WHAT Mr. Khurana's analysis does not take into account are cases in which hiring a charismatic outsider has worked.
Even the funds that are graduating to investing alone generally say they still use Wall Street firms for areas in which hiring an expert would be hard.
Recent job growth has been pretty good by the standards of the recovery, but there have been better three or four month periods (including the beginning of last year) in which hiring eventually slowed dramatically.
The result was the Personal Branding Resume Engine, which Hiring Our Heroes is scheduled to unveil on Wednesday morning at its latest job fair, at the 69th Regiment Armory on Lexington Avenue in Manhattan.
Carey says that the role of Billy Beane, the general manager who applied the technique, could be played by "a very charismatic website to which hiring committees could submit CVs".
How to satisfy Fleming's estate, which hired Mr. Boyd for the project.
The N.B.A., for instance, runs NBAE, which hires photographers to take pictures at its games.
The team, which hired Howard Mudd as offensive line coach to replace Castillo, made the announcement Wednesday.
Then that job went to the German company, which hired nonunion workers.
Davis approached the school district, which hired him to start a broad-based program.
Safeway referred questions to Columbus Centre, which is redeveloping the Coliseum site and which hired Safeway.
