Sentence examples for recruiting standpoint from inspiring English sources
"From a recruiting standpoint, I think somebody from the A.C.C. has to step up and win the national championship and show it can be done," said Chad Simmons, a recruiting analyst for Scout.com.
From a recruiting standpoint, the event is neat shortcut around the sometimes overloaded career centre, especially since so many attendees are alumnae of the University.
Hollindale expects, no matter what is happening economically or politically in the U.S., California employers will keep offering meal perks, long-term, to appeal to millennial workers, and remain competitive from a recruiting standpoint.
From the standpoint of recruiting patients for clinical trials, it must, however, be remembered that MRI is very costly and therefore cannot realistically be used as a screening tool.
Mr. Stallings said he was a little concerned from a fairness standpoint about Webster recruiting so many of Texas Tech's players as well as its coaching staff, but he welcomed the creation of another top program.
In our conversation, Gina shares her unique perspective on building a company in a competitive market, how she approaches recruiting from a career development standpoint, why she starts each and every morning thinking about the big picture and the importance of finding time to listen to customers.
From a mechanistic standpoint, BRCA1 is required for repair of cisplatin induced DNA damage by recruiting RAD51 to the site of damage [ 42, 43] and BRCA1-deficient cells exhibit increased sensitivity to cisplatin compared to wild type cells [ 44- 47].
From a practical standpoint, implementation of subject pair matching would require an automated system deployed across several aggressively recruiting sites that allows rapid input of patient data, classifies severity of disease, and finds a matching case.
When it comes to recruiting talent, Bilas said that coaches know what kind of talent will give them better chances of winning, but that will also make their programs more marketable from a financial standpoint.
