Sentence examples for vigorous recruiting from inspiring English sources

With the vigorous recruiting of men, is there concern here that they are dominating campus life?

Due to more vigorous recruiting, applications have already begun to climb.

Whatever his shortcomings, Davie was praised for his vigorous recruiting and adherence to academic standards.

In addition, a vigorous recruiting effort staved off a teacher shortage, allowing the system to attract even more summer school teachers than it needed.

Part of the programme involved a vigorous recruiting campaign, including an offer to McCool that saw him return to first-class cricket at the age of 39.

A "vigorous recruiting campaign" was launched to encourage the Cornish to aid with mining in Australia because of their experience and expertise.

"These procedures have deterred and delayed vigorous efforts to recruit potentially useful informants," the report concluded.

He mentions the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa -- about an hour from Birmingham and a feeder to the city -- where a vigorous campaign to recruit Jewish students recently resulted in a 50percentt increase in Jewish enrollment over just a few years.

But New York's bilingual learners will continue to founder unless the city and state embark on a vigorous effort to attract, recruit and retain talented new teachers.

In the US, at most schools, professors in the performing arts spend a great deal of time and energy "recruiting" students and even with vigorous outreach, most have difficulty finding enough students on each instrument to provide them with full-time teaching loads, much less to properly staff the ever-growing number of ensembles in most music departments.

But economically, it depends more and more on foreigners, who come to Spain both to learn the vigorous stamping and clapping of the dance and to recruit Spaniards to teach and perform abroad.