Sentence examples for would only hire from inspiring English sources

The break was rescinded after it emerged Answers in Genesis would only hire Christian staff members, but the organisation sued and won.

Then Wall Street firms got business by promising companies that they would write positive research reports if the company would only hire them to underwrite an initial public offering of stock.

Dyke Messinger, chief executive of Power Curbers in Salisbury, N.C., said he would like to fill four slots at his construction equipment company but would only hire three people because he anticipated that his tax bill would rise by $100,000.

"I think all the [people who sell application-screening software] know that the clients would find candidates if they would only hire some recruiters, some humans, and put them to work on this," Cappelli tells Science Careers in an interview.

Some ministries would only hire their kinsmen.

But the state revoked the credits last December after developers said they would only hire workers who shared their fundamentalist Christian beliefs.

The first minimum wage laws were advocated by progressive economists on the assumption that if you forced employers to pay a "white man's wage," they'd only hire white men.

In response to Cohen's guilty plea, Trump called his former attorney "weak" and said he'd only hired Cohen because the lawyer had once done him a favor.

It became my singular mission to build a place where we would not only hire great people, but where we would help them tap into their strengths and passions.

Mark Zuckerberg will only hire people that he would have as a boss, he has said.

After a month of carrying out my own tasks plus the new entry-level design job, I asked if there was a chance of a pay rise and permanent position as discussed, and was told that since they were now only hiring interns, I would be let go.