Sentences with phrase «sometimes new recruits»

Not exact matches

The desire to go far away, to live in exotic countries, to meet exotic people, sometimes was the incentive offered for recruiting new missionaries.

This contrasts with what is sometimes called adjacent unionism, in countries such as New Zeland, where different unions recruit different sections of the same workforce.

Recruiting new energy was sometimes difficult: some members of more cutting - edge institutions didn't bother to join, left the group, or started skipping meetings, feeling that they weren't worth the outlay of time and money.

Shiny new, and sometimes seemingly «hip» recruiting tactics.

After investing hundreds (and sometimes thousands) of dollars, valuable time, and a grueling examination, many new recruits end up with a real estate firm that has no plan for the next 30, 60, or 90 days.