Sentence examples for expect to recruit from inspiring English sources

Using similar recruitment methods, researchers can expect to recruit between 24 and 49 women per 1000 approached.

Based on this figure, we expect to recruit about 60 patients per month, over a recruitment period from April 2013 to July 2014.

The incidence of breast cancer within the North Trent Regional Health Authority area is relatively high, with 850 cases per year and, on the basis of current rates of breast cancer survival in South Yorkshire and recruitment rate in our ongoing trial, we expect to recruit patients at the rate of approximately six per month for 16 months.

But Ms. Mason said, "We expect to recruit for that position".

The Democrats expect to recruit labor unions to disseminate Mr. Kerry's positions on guns, and to have Mr. Kerry meet with sportsmen's groups and perhaps go hunting.

Nearly four times as many companies are planning to increase the number of MBAs they hire in 2012, while more than half of employers expect to recruit people with a Masters in management or another specialised subject.

The OU expects to recruit many more when proposed reforms to higher-education finance are enacted.

Early next year, Dr. McClellan expects to recruit hundreds of educators and train them to score lessons.

Nearly half of the firms questioned said they expected to recruit more graduates this summer, with a further quarter aiming to take on the same number as in 2011.

Employment also remained under pressure, with the number of firms expecting to recruit more staff over the next six months dropping for the fourth consecutive survey.

In the Senate, Mr. Parker said he had five cosponsors already and expected to recruit more once other senators have a chance to review it.