Sentence examples for because of interviews from inspiring English sources

The judge, James Garrett of Jefferson County Circuit Court, also said he would review a request by Mr. Blanton for a mistrial because of interviews conducted by The Associated Press and ABC News with a crucial witness.

Non-participation was because of interview refusals (0.5%).

Because of interview time constraints, we captured only the illness beliefs of those patients presenting with a previous diagnosis of hypertension.

That's because of the interviews Mr. Williams conducts with his peers and heroes, often the same people.

I have now read the book four or five times – because of anniversaries, interviews, other memoirs from Watson – and it remains startling, and in unexpected ways, startlingly good.

They had far less polite questions for Fulmer, who became a villain in this 100-year-old football rivalry because of three interviews he gave to National Collegiate Athletic Association investigators in 2000.

It's because of these interviews that the Oxford old-boy has developed a reputation for being a probing host, but he says there are no tactics at play – that he's not intentionally trying to rile anyone up.

The final data set for analysis included 542 cases and 1,032 controls because seven cases and four controls were excluded because of unsatisfactory interviews.

"When I think of the number of interviews canceled because of funerals!" "The New Rabbi" closes appropriately enough on Yom Kippur last year, two weeks after Sept. 11.

Some employees said the monitors failed to pick up on these concerns because the process of interviewing employees was flawed.

Vatican officials stressed his absence was purely for "health reasons" and not because of the interview.