Sentence examples for be interviewed because they from inspiring English sources

He did tell me that, "there are many Chinese who would comment", but that they wouldn't want to be interviewed because, "they tended to be house church leaders on the run from the police".

He did tell me that "there are many Chinese who would comment," but that they wouldn't want to be interviewed because, "they tended to be house church leaders on the run from the police".

And while they have been among the most outspoken members of the group, the couple would not be interviewed because, they said, they did not want to jeopardize Ms. Boudin's pending release.

The officials said they agreed to be interviewed because they felt the amnesty issue needed to be faced, or because they perceived themselves as safe from prosecution and possibly benefiting from the downfall of some in the inner circle.

Steve Saviano, owner of the Lewins Strawberry and Peach Farm in Wading River, said his migrant worker families were not willing to be interviewed because they did not want to raise any red flags for the Immigration and Naturalization Services.

My team took photos, saw survivors, but no one wanted to be interviewed, because they're afraid of the regime retaliating.

But they are being interviewed because they are models, which is not an interesting profession.

Chief Manger spoke of "several witnesses" being interviewed because they were near the shooting, which occurred about 9 15 P.M.

The heads of the households, who are the main household decision makers, were chosen for interviews except in three cases where female respondents were interviewed because they took the main initiative in learning about rainwater harvesting and made the final decision to install rainwater tanks.

For households with two or more eligible female members, the youngest was interviewed because they are likely to be more disadvantaged in terms of accessing reproductive health services compared to older women.

Senior clinical and non-clinical managers were interviewed because they can provide a unique 'helicopter' view across organisational levels and also because of their involvement in patient safety initiatives.