Sentence examples for source of recruits from inspiring English sources

An array of mosques, some of them strongly fundamentalist, offers a fertile source of recruits and cash.

Political parties view the movement as a potentially rich source of recruits but have been rebuffed; the government appears unsure of how to respond.

A retired agent also runs the larger C.I.A. station in Dacca, Bangladesh, a Muslim nation that could be a source of recruits.

Other Muslim countries, such as Pakistan – already a source of recruits for some Gulf security forces – may play a growing role.

In some species one population may be particularly stable over time and act as the source of recruits into other, less stable populations.

Two years later, when it was time for Wilson's PPS, Robert Armstrong, to leave No 10, Wilson ruled out a replacement from the Treasury, the usual source of recruits.

"They're a source of financing, a source of recruiting volunteers, recruiting candidates, building party structure.

The consultancies are getting worried that they are drawing too heavily on business schools, and are now tapping new sources of recruits, such as PhD programmes, medical schools and art courses.

In the Gulf of Mexico, corals on platforms are thought to help reduce localised extinction risk and stabilise naturally occurring populations because their ranges have expanded, and because platform corals may act as refuges for small populations that could act as sources of recruits in the event of mass mortalities44,45.

"A female catechist in Congo, who is having success persuading young people in her area not to sign up with the militias, and she is killed by one of those forces because they don't want to see the sources of recruits dry up.

Highly protected critical areas should be as large as possible to maximize their effectiveness as sources of recruits (Palumbi and others 1997; Bellwood and Hughes 2001; Salm and others 2006).