Sentence examples for better to interview from inspiring English sources

We did a lot of driving through Akron, because it is just better to interview people on the move.

Better to interview them one by one, the captain decided — so he met with the Mexicans separately and asked each one to show him, on a map, where they had come from.

Seeing as the film hinges on the fraught, shifting triangle between Mosab and his two flawed father figures, would it not have been better to interview Sheikh Hassan as well?

"We realized there was a need for a better way to interview, and a better way to make sure the candidates we were bringing on board were really the best candidates we could find," she says.

It's Valentine's Day, so what better time to interview Vana Koutsomitis, the self-proclaimed dating expert and finalist of this year's U.K. version of The Apprentice.

"Sometimes people just want to know how to interview better.

What could be better than being paid to interview prostitutes and drug dealers at three in the morning in the sleaziest most dangerous parts of New York City.

Similarly, faculty members who developed the HPI worked in teams to better understand students' responses to interview questions (Marbach-Ad et al., 2009).

Get a voice recorder - most phones or laptops have them - and interview yourself, or even better get your friend to interview you as the character.

Travelers often struggle to find someone interesting to interview to better understand local issues.

But then, when you send quite a firm email, saying that it might be better to cancel the interview if your time is going to be wasted, you might be quite surprised.