Sentence examples for interview because it from inspiring English sources

He took the job, he said in a telephone interview, because it was a good opportunity to advance his career.

"Health care hasn't become affordable," he said in an interview, "because it hasn't yet gone through disruptive decentralization".

Schaap defended the deal, saying that to abandon the interview because it was not on-camera "would have been an abdication of our journalistic responsibilities".

Brooks said she agreed to take the interview because it was a "big scoop next to [the Countess of Wessex's] ex-business partner was dodgy".

A Baoding police spokeswoman who identified herself as Ms. Zhou said in an e-mail that the network obtained the interview because it had been approved by the local party propaganda office.

Godard had written that he could not continue the interview because "it was not a real discussion" and was "flou" — out of focus, vague — but he wished me a better "game" with people I'd be seeing in Paris.

The 18-year-old refuses to specify who the culprit could be in the interview because, as she puts it, "a lot of people" wanted Jackson dead.

Most cried in the interviews because it was the first time they had admitted being homeless.

Concentrated observation is often more effective than interviews because it shows you how they think and act in real time.

I choose live radio and TV for interviews because it can't be edited on the first run.

"I really don't want to be interviewed because it is very upsetting," said Louise Knapp, the widow of Mr. Knapp.