| It's true that the better you train your people, the more recruitable they are. |
| Because Foster himself is not easily recruitable, is not over-impressed by stridency, he lets the remarkable drama of Yeats's later life unfold, day to day, without settling a score. |
| Switching to an all-volunteer force is a short-term alternative, although the decline in the recruitable age group will force up military wages as the armed forces compete with civilian employers for the same age group. |
| Altman confirmed Thursday that Lyle is not in school but said he could not comment more because Lyle is once again a recruitable athlete. |
| Youths abroad looking for a focus are endlessly recruitable, as they come of age, to causes of their people, even though they're now third generation away. |
| Both companies specialize in providing college recruitable events and venues for female student athletes in the sport of fastpitch softball. |
