Sentence examples for well recruited from inspiring English sources

"What we have done in the last 18 months is invested well, recruited well and brought in people we have improved and made valuable assets," he said.

Furthermore, H3K27me3 is well recruited to the Xi by the Xist A-repeat mutant described as being incompetent for gene silencing (Kohlmaier et al. 2004).

We might as well recruit Ryan Gomes and find sleepers like that".

Never mind that the chief secretary for Ireland, Henry Duke, feared that "we might as well recruit Germans".

The F.D.I.C., which had a staff of 4,600 at the end of 2007, has brought back about 80 people — largely retirees — and may well recruit dozens and even hundreds more people.

That Mr. Akin sits on the House Science and Technology Committee suggests, perhaps, that the Republican Party might as well recruit some historians of medieval and Victorian science as its future science policy advisers.

While Zingale knew Robel and DeWalt well, recruiting all four of them has taken some work.

But I think if you're honest and you communicate well, recruiting is not a mystery.

The Border Patrol union, as well as some members of Congress, have raised concerns about how well recruits are being screened — one was recently ejected from the training academy after being arrested in a gun smuggling case — and how well the new agents are being supervised.

At Nest, leaders are both developed from within the company, as well as recruited from outside to teach and grow with the team at Nest.

The game also has a multiplayer mode, in which up to six human players can adventure through the game, controlling player-made characters as well as recruited NPCs.