Sentence examples for simply recruited from inspiring English sources
Jaffe describes how a suitably surfaced road — previously many towns had simply recruited men for annual highway grooming duty — helped spread the products of upstart textile factories early in the Industrial Revolution.
To complete the roster, he simply recruited actors he "liked".
USC denied wrongdoing and said it simply recruited a prestigious scientist, an activity that academic institutions routinely perform.
During, infections with L. monocytogenes ΔactA, the bacteria were able to invade cells but were unable to recruit spectrin and p4.1 to internalized bacteria, suggesting that the spectrin cytoskeleton was not simply recruited to the bacterial membrane, but required the presence of the ActA effector to initiate its recruitment at the bacteria for subsequent comet tail formation.
The transient water may be simply recruited to carry the proton away.
We sought to determine whether RanBPM was simply recruited to aggresomes or if it could play a specific function in the aggresome pathway, in which case its impairment or down-regulation would affect aggresome formation.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07750.003 An initial working model for Ku-mediated telomerase recruitment to telomeres was that TLC1-bound Ku simply recruits telomerase to telomeres by also binding telomeric DNA (Peterson et al., 2001; Fisher and Zakian, 2005).
A solution is more complicated than simply recruiting players who can score better on the court and in the classroom.
More likely, the NHS – and the expensive agencies that are increasingly filling the gaps – will simply recruit more nurses from within the EU or if necessary outside it.
They were interested in whether Georgia Tech was simply recruiting students who would have enrolled elsewhere — or if the program was creating something new.
has reeled in some of Hollywood's major players, particularly in banner years for patriotism like 2001 -- Jennifer Lopez played at Ramstein Air Base, Mariah Carey played for troops in Kosovo -- Ned Powell says he spends a significant amount of his time simply recruiting talent.
