Sentence examples for affect recruitment from inspiring English sources

We will exclude teenagers recruited to FNP, but do not expect this to greatly affect recruitment to ELSIPS.

This feeling of powerlessness may affect recruitment and retention of teachers.

Rankings can scupper carefully created brands and may even affect recruitment.

In an open letter (pdf), the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health warns the contract "will adversely affect recruitment, retention and the morale of our trainee workforce".

In a report published this month in The Journal of College Admission, Mr. Epstein examines how dropping the SAT and ACT requirement for prospective students can affect recruitment and enrollment.

I have even been asked to consider raising the grades of the non-EU students – because a significant number of failures might affect recruitment in those countries; because the non-EU students have paid a lot of money to be here; because it will "look bad" to the powers-that-be if so many people in my class are doing badly, and they will blame me.

Internally, we explore how cronyism and nepotism affect recruitment, appraisal, and the wider treatment of employees.

The British Medical Association BMAA) said forcing GPs to work Saturday mornings could affect recruitment.

The British Medical Association BMAA) says forcing GPs to work on Saturday mornings could affect recruitment.

Yeast two-hybrid studies were used to determine how specific mutations affect recruitment of Sir3, Rif1, and Rif2.

Regardless of what NASA decides, Rothenberg believes the NRC report will affect recruitment of the next generation of scientists.