Sentence examples for junior recruits from inspiring English sources

We're not talking just about screening for junior recruits.

The army itself is loth to see Maoist guerrillas enroll other than as the most junior recruits.India, Nepal's giant and often overbearing neighbour, is quietly backing the army in its intransigence.

Some of you are probably saying to yourselves: "It's all very well and good for her, because she has a job at a good institution with a wonderful neuroscience program, but what if I am not recruited by a leading institution and end up at a lesser place?" Outstanding junior recruits have established excellent research programs at many institutions.

Paille was a highly regarded prospect as a junior, recruited by Shawn Camp, the coach of the Storm, a major junior team based an hour west of Toronto.

After that horrific first season, Green could have opted for a quick fix: junior-college recruits.

"This is a blessing, but I can say we definitely deserve it," said Jimmy Butler, one of Williams's junior-college recruits, who finished with 10 points.

I can play in a double-overtime game and I'm not tired.' " Green had built a foundation, so after his second season he brought in four junior-college recruits -- including the starting forward Andre Garner -- to add maturity.

"We are the people who understand what kinds of things the students will be open to," says Alex Stegall, a Carolina junior who recruited about 20 members of her sorority for the American Eagle promotion.

While many recruiters see on-campus recruiting as a quick and easy way to source junior-level recruits and link students to open jobs, the real result is that the school a person attends has an outsized influence on which career doors are open to them — and which are not.

Each junior doctor recruited three additional team members to attend an intensive training weekend incorporating nutrition, change management and leadership.

The juniors were recruited from Warsaw Medical University's Department of Pharmacy.