Sentence examples for recruited for the task from inspiring English sources

Wei and co say they've tested it on a group of 169 Facebook users who they recruited for the task.

Peter Hendy, Transport for London commissioner, said that staff would be trained and recruited for the task rather than being, for example, police community support officers, as Johnson once suggested they might be.

Pre-existing psychological, perceptual and motor capacities would have been recruited for the task of language learning and use.

In a comment posted to a critical media account of that statement, an "Anonymous Coward" indicated that scientists had been recruited for the task.

Damian Gorman, 37, from Glossop, Ryan Hadfield, 28, from Droylsden, and Matthew James, 33, from Clayton, were also recruited for the task.

He had made it clear upon taking the job that he was "not a politician" and had been recruited for the specific task of producing the Digital Britain report, which will be published next week.

Ms. Ullman, the comedian, was recruited for the unenviable task of serving as hostess of the American fashion industry's annual awards night, in a year when most designers are struggling to hold onto their briefs.

In the specific case under investigation here, the regions of RTPJ implicated in exogenous attention and Theory of Mind, our results suggest that the regions recruited for the two tasks are nearby but distinct, and consequently there is no need to posit a common psychological mechanism.

In the nineteen-fifties, as his love for secondhand books grew, McMurtry became interested in the culture of rare-book scouting (he recruited for this task Calvin Trillin, who wrote about the job in The New Yorker in 1976).

PP2A has been previously implicated in Rb protein dephosphorylation, particularly under conditions characteristic of stress response (UV, H2O2, etc)., and thus it is possible that PP2A may not be the phosphatase that normally dephosphorylates p107 in the cell cycle, but it could be recruited for this task only under special conditions.

The inquiry by the House and Senate Intelligence Committees into the events of Sept. 11 is a first for Congress, with two permanent committees joining to conduct a review with a staff recruited for this task only.