Sentence examples for as to interview from inspiring English sources

It has gone so far as to interview some candidates but has yet to make a decision.

The group went so far as to interview Yanomami in Venezuela but, according to Chagnon, failed to give him an opportunity to respond to its verdicts.

The ISC used its powers to read MI5 files about Adebolajo and Adebowale as well as to interview MI5 head Andrew Parker.

In the age of 24-hour news channels, that analogy was lost on no one, including The Associated Press, which went so far as to interview O. J. Simpson.

The city has commissioned a study to analyze the stops made in 2006, as well as to interview officers about the decision-making process involved in making the stops.

The staff pointed out that instead of sitting through the show, reporters who get to attend the award show "use this access to gather exclusive quotes on the controversies of the evening in the lobbies and bars" as well as to interview the losers.

Jones, as easy to interview as it is to herd eels, danced around Costas's pregame show questions, especially about the revenue sharing and coming labor negotiations.

They are planning to assess the relevance of the recordings but have no plans, as yet, to interview Murdoch.

Self-report instruments have several advantages as compared to interview measures.

Another source of potential bias in this study is that the questionnaire is self-administered as opposed to interview administered.

Take the time to interview as many as you can.