Sentence examples for yet hiring from inspiring English sources

Yet hiring killers to kill Isum was permissible.

Yet hiring him was always a huge gamble.

Even if the banks are not yet hiring again -- and some of the largest say they are not -- the city is reaping benefits.

Yet hiring people – especially the number needed to deal with Facebook's volume of content – is expensive, and it may be hard for them to act quickly.

Here was Iran in the process of building nuclear centrifuges, yet hiring inept assassins in Thailand who had blown up their own home and blown off their own legs?

His thoughts are the usual private-eye thoughts, but if the private eye was, say, Jeff Spicoli: If he had a nickel for every time he'd heard a client start off this way, he could be over in Hawaii now, loaded day and night, digging the waves at Waimea, or better yet hiring somebody to dig them for him.

(They have not yet hired a day-to-day chef).

He had not yet hired a lawyer, the police said.

Most say they have not yet hired armed guards.

It would slash the pensions of workers it had not yet hired.

Mr. Richards has not yet hired any salaried employees or opened a field office in Harrar.