Sentence examples for engaged in interviews from inspiring English sources

Aaliyah was dating co-founder of Roc-A-Fella Records Damon Dash at the time of her death and, though they were not formally engaged, in interviews given after Aaliyah's death Dash claimed the couple had planned to marry.

The press secretary also asserted that Flynn was "convinced" not to have a lawyer present, a point which has already been dismissed by prosecutors who've noted he voluntarily chose to engage in interviews with investigators on his own, absent counsel.

By engaging in interviews with students and recording their experiences and insights, this study raises some issues for medical schools and establishes a platform for further research.

Because I do not view that individuals carry an internally coherent and static sense of self, I did not engage in interviewing and analysis of the interview data to get access to the individuals' core sense of self.

However, it was our impression that both nurses and migrants freely engaged in the interviews, and we made every possible effort to secure anonymity and provide a comfortable interview setting throughout the study.

They engaged in simulated interviews with a virtual avatar several times in one week and then participated in a mock interview scenario.

We would never have identified this opportunity to apply our expertise if we hadn't proactively engaged in customer interviews.

My ethnographic data is drawn from three seasons spent as a coach and participant observer in the organization where I engaged in observations, interviews with coaches and girls participating in the program, and a textual analysis of organizational documents.

Eighteen graduate students engaged in annual interviews with an external reviewer during this time period.

Of the 35 participants, nine engaged in telephone interviews and the remaining participants were engaged in focus groups of three to eight participants each based on participant availability.

Some limitations also need to be mentioned: selection bias might have occurred as the participants engaged in the interviews could have held stronger views about smoking and quitting than the ones that were not interested to participate.