Sentence examples for before the interview could from inspiring English sources

She immediately recognised her and the two women spent five minutes in animated conversation before the interview could begin.

When they first met, Malcolm X said: "You're another one of the white man's [agents] sent to spy!" Haley had to fly to Chicago and have dinner with Elijah Muhammad before the interview could be granted.

No study participant refused an interview, but some interviews required two to three attempts at contacting the officials before the interview could be conducted.

Non-participation in the study was predominantly due to respondents being released from custody before the interview could take place (n = 45).

Five women (0.8%) suffered perinatal death and were not invited to participate, 23 (3.4%) were discharged home before the interview could be completed, 7 (1.0%) lacked an appropriate interpreter and 6 (0.9%) declined participation.

58 patients (8.3%) died before the interview could be started and 46 patients (6.6%) could not be interviewed because they were suffering from acute illness, terminal illness or coma.

Caretakers of severely ill children who died before the interviews could be conducted were not included.

Caretakers of fifteen severely ill children who died before the interviews could be conducted were not included.

The fact that we did not include caretakers of fifteen children who died before the interviews could be conducted could have biased our findings towards milder disease.

A total of 1334 persons met eligibility criteria to be included in the cross-sectional survey, of whom 9.1%% (n = 121) refused consent, and 19.8 % (n = 264) could not be included because they either left hospital before the interviews could be conducted, or they were too physically unwell to participate.

A total of 1334 persons met eligibility criteria to be included in the study, of whom 9.1% (n = 121) refused consent, and 19.8% (n = 264) could not be included because they either left hospital before the interviews could be conducted, or they were in hospital but were too physically unwell to participate.