Sentence examples for suggested attracting from inspiring English sources

It was felt that postgraduate training needs to be increased, and suggested attracting South Africans trained as doctors in Cuba and training private GPs in their practices: "If you know the family medicine physicians can pick themselves up and create enough specialists" [SA07 Gauteng Academic] Family physicians were expected to be uniformly trained, albeit with flexibility for different contexts.

These findings illuminate the complexity of career choice and suggest attracting the best, most diverse academic workforce requires institutional leaders and policy makers go beyond developing individual skill, attending to individuals' values and promoting institutional and systemic reforms.

And they were, Crichton suggests, attracted to the world of dinosaurs for the same reason.

The evidence suggests that attracting a professional sports franchise to a city and building that franchise a new stadium or arena will have no effect on the growth rate of real per capita income and may reduce the level of real per capita income in that city.

So bereft of useful material was the ACMD that they felt compelled to inform us that mephedrone "has no efficacy as plant food" as often advertised and so retailers, they suggest, could attract prosecution under the Trade Descriptions Act.

Divergence of opinion theory suggests IPOs attract investors who are most optimistic about the issue.

How would you suggest Wikipedia attract more female editors?

But if there are, as van Eck suggests, women attracted to Fundamentalist practices because they seek stability because they don't know how to find it within themselves CDD is a terrifying thing.

But if there are, as van Eck suggests, women attracted to Fundamentalist practices because they seek stability - because they don't know how to find it within themselves - CDD is a terrifying thing.

Therefore, our data suggest HGF attracts bone-marrow-derived cells around the renal capsule, and these can fuse with PECs and probably help repair.

George Brandis accused journalists of "belatedly" raising their concerns about press freedom implications, and suggested the offence attracting jail terms of up to 10 years "makes it unlawful to disclose only that which should not be disclosed".