Sentence examples for recruit point from inspiring English sources

Ultimately though, the main reason it seems likely that we haven't seen the last of Bryant is that as recently as last week it was reported that Bryant was still trying to recruit point guard Rajon Rondo, currently with the Dallas Mavericks, to play in LA next season.

Gene conversion can both homogenize genes and recruit point mutations thereby shaping the evolution of multigene families.

Further parameter changes then cause the new separatrices to move outward through phase space, catching up with, and overtaking, trajectories as they recruit points into the newly created and expanding basin of attraction.

"From a recruiting point of view, a lot of those connections get made virtually," Mr. Nevill-Manning said.

Maybe there is a training programme at Hendon, perhaps an ID line-up room for the overconfident full of the Tory frontbench, where new recruits point at Michael Gove shouting: "That one!

Hired looks to serve as a one-stop recruiting point for both companies and potential candidates.

Two short years ago, Cameron Payne was a lightly recruited point guard who landed at mid-major Murray State University, a proud basketball program but one hardly known for sending players to the next level.

Though Iran's support for Syrian President Bashar Assad is a top recruiting point for the extremists, it has recently downplayed that association by reducing the visibility of its role in Syria -- allowing its partner in the pro-Assad coalition, Russian President Vladimir Putin, to take the lead in manipulating international views of the civil war there.

And a USC program that actually snubbed him twice — once when Kevin O'Neill was the Trojans' coach and he instead recruited point guard Jordan McLaughlin, and a second time after Andy Enfield replaced O'Neill and Cartwright and shooting guard Elijah Stewart were released from their letters of intent by Loyola Marymount after its coach was fired.

"These are organised groups, often built around fighting schools, which are recruiting points for the 'foot-soldiers'.

Mr. Karzai's seemingly unlimited tolerance for corrupt relatives and cronies and his inability to deliver basic services are already two of the insurgents' biggest recruiting points.