Sentence examples for damaged interview from inspiring English sources

For example, if you're covering a tornado that caused damage in a small town and you want to know how many homes were damaged, interview the sheriff.

But the wrong kind of silence can also damage an interview.

And while it will take audits to actually see the extent of the damage, interviews with forensic auditors and specialists in telco accounting and FCC rules agree it is most likely that most, if not all of the executive compensation was divided up by Verizon and placed in the state utilities, like Verizon NY or Verizon Massachusetts.

The interview damaged Leadsom because she told the Times that having children gave her an advantage over May.

Rideau described the case as "difficult" for Morningstar who was reportedly "emotionless" as the guilty verdict was read and explained that his choice to not take the stand during the trial was largely due to the fact that he had already damaged his story during interviews with police.

Hours before an interview, a cobbler damaged my shoe during a simple repair.

To sway international opinion, China invited 26 foreign journalists for a three-day government-supervised trip to Lhasa starting Wednesday to see the damage and interview victims of the riots.

"We cannot allow the Slovakian taxpayers to be massively damaged," Mr. Sulik said in an interview last week.

We see state-run TV repeatedly interviewing shopkeepers whose stores have been damaged.

In his interview, Vilanch said Franco's hosting stint had been damaged by his heavy schedule.

Professor Frankel acknowledged in a telephone interview on Thursday that the new World Bank figures badly damaged that argument.