Sentence examples for choice of interviewees from inspiring English sources
Hitt's article is an outstanding piece of journalism for its choice of interviewees (what a gallery of characters!), its witty historical comparisons, the funny turns of phrase and the sincere feeling of wonder at it all from the author.
The reasons for using semi-structured interviews, the design and development of the questionnaire used, the process of interviewing and choice of interviewees, and some of the problems encountered and overcome are presented in the chapter.
Face it, Ed...the Beeb frequently seeks to influence issues when straight forward reporting is called for and as for the choice of "interviewees" on some issues?
Non-random choice of interviewees, obtrusive observation Identified a wide range of knowledgeable executives based on personal contracts, follow on suggestions from initial respondents, suggestions from investor relations managers, and executives identified in media articles.
We recognize several other sources of potential biases that are common in qualitative research, including sample selection, non-random choice of interviewees, obtrusive observation, ex post rationalization and recall bias, complex causality, the possibility of confounding factors, and data censoring.
In the choice of interviewees, we aimed at investigating the different roles and perspectives of the multiple stakeholders in the CAM field.
Although some critics thought the ABC should not interview anyone with racist views, Tilley's choice of interviewee is supported by the ABC's editorial policies in the interests of free speech, and management did back him up.
When compiling perspectives and opinions on the state of British nightlife, Seth Troxler might initially sound like an odd choice of interviewee.
Face-to-face and telephone interviews were conducted in the language of choice of the interviewee.
Nine of the interviews were carried out face-to-face and 11 via telephone at the choice of the interviewee.
Like the survey questionnaire, interviews were conducted in the language of choice of the interviewee, mostly in Malay, but also in English, a Chinese dialect or Tamil.
