Sentence examples for recruit readers from inspiring English sources

Is it important to you to recruit readers from outside the comics audience?

He said his conservative magazine began to conduct cruises for avid readers in 1994 after it saw Rush Limbaugh make a success of the business; the goal was to make money rather than to recruit readers.

One way Kumar hopes to gain users is by recruiting readers directly from partner blogs and news sites.

Meanwhile, Marcy Dermansky, whose most recent novel is "Twins," went onto the site in a mad dash to recruit new readers from among the millions of profiles.

Last month, the nonprofit news Web site ProPublica decided to recruit its readers in an effort to scan the political ad files of local stations and publish them online.

In Europe, where competition from local television and magazines is stiffer, Time will have to recruit more readers like Tony Evans, 28, a business director for Mindshare, a media-planning agency in London that places some advertisements with Time Europe, who said: "I always thought Time was too American, but now it seems to be written with more of a European viewpoint".

It is therefore clear where we need to recruit new readers and contributors.

The histone code hypothesis represents a useful paradigm for understanding how histone marks deposited by writer proteins (for example, HMTs) recruit mark readers to gene promoters, which triggers the transition between permissive and non-permissive chromatin that ultimately regulates gene transcription.

She suggested that, with the REF Research Excellence Frameworkk) just over, departments may start to look for younger academics to invest in, rather than focusing mainly on recruiting chairs, readers and professors.

Twelve board-certified breast radiologists who use breast ultrasound in their practices were recruited as readers for the trial.

Epigenetic DNA modifications generally affect the accessibility of genomic regions for regulatory proteins or protein complexes, for example by preventing interactions or by recruiting specific readers.