Sentence examples for a process of interviewing from inspiring English sources

Tom Hanks, Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Nicolas Cage and Russell Crowe all made it into the list, compiled by the magazine after a process of interviewing agents, lawyers, studio executives, and sometimes stars themselves, about earnings.

Sealed Air's chief executive, William V. Hickey, said in a interview on Wednesday that several years ago the company began a process of interviewing customers about potential new business lines.

As Deputy Commissioner Lawrence Byrne tells it, when detectives started seeing threats on social media, "The Detective Bureau began a process of interviewing defendants arrested during the protests... in an attempt to obtain information about the specific acts... as well as the general threat environment relating to such acts".

Today, like 20 years ago, we still source candidates, put them through a process of interview and selection and need someone to manage that process.

Basically we are recruiting a large number of people and they are all working through a process of interview, two or three different degrees of training, licensing and accreditation.

It was developed by a process of interviews, knowledge engineering and coupled with an assessment of the current state of the technology to bridge the gap between practice and theory.

This phase will consist of a cyclic process of interviewing a young person, amending the survey according to the respondent's feedback and further testing with other participants.

Neither will Congressional investigators on the House Intelligence Committee, who spoke with Bannon Thursday as part of a weekslong process of interviewing him for their separate Russia investigation.

For Amnesty, the team began an intensive process of interviewing former detainees of Saydnaya prison who escaped across the border to Turkey, to build up a detailed picture of the facility.

I think we have carried out a very diligent process of interviewing.

More intriguingly, Ó Briain is honest about the process of interviewing a man with motor neurone disease.