Sentence examples for recruit not only from inspiring English sources

The documents show, for example, that device makers recruit not only implant specialists as consultants but also general cardiologists who refer patients.

The core of their approach has been to recruit not only standard public-health actors but also small-town preachers and soap-opera stars, taxi-drivers and town criers, local reporters and cameramen.

Therefore, it should recruit not only the default network, but also executive regions.

They recruit not only locally, but also from a world basin of exported Jihadi.

And so we must recruit not only men and materials but also knowledge and science in the service of national strength.

Like Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the United States must continue to recruit not only men and materials but also knowledge and science in the service of national strength.

This shortfall of potential new recruits not only makes it difficult to fill college classes, but also helps to account for the drop in street crime.

At the turn of the 21st century, Western nations recruited not only sports scientists and coaches from the former Soviet bloc but also athletic talent from Africa and South America.

To his surprise, he had little trouble recruiting not only from Brown and Harvard Business School, where he received his M.B.A., but from Wall Street and the rest of the Ivy League.

Villa's first task will be to regain Premier League status, to which end the Chinese businessman Xia has recruited not only Roberto Di Matteo as manager but Steve Clarke and Kevin Bond as assistants.

This time, Kerry aides say, they are recruiting not only specialists in election law who work in small law firms or alone, but also litigators at large firms in every state.