Sentence examples for interview because of from inspiring English sources

"We're investigating the possibility right now of moving our site abroad," Mr. Venediktov said in an interview, "because of such threats, which are completely illegal, to block access to the Internet.

ACASI allows complex surveys to be standardized which may be difficult for interviewers to administer during a face-to-face interview because of the complexity of questions and skip patterns ([4].

The interviewer should ensure respondent's privacy before the start of the interview because of the sensitivity of the module regarding the partner's sexual history.

The majority of interviewers (70%) indicated anecdotally that the electronic format saved time in conducting the interview because of the built-in skip patterns, filters, and auto-fill features (with calendars, for example).

He twice postponed the interview because of work conflicts, according to his lawyer, Harry Asatrian.

When I called him this week, he apologized for having to end the interview because of a prior appointment.

But a potential employer has no right, ethically or legally, to refuse an interview because of an applicant's race.

A spokeswoman for Orlando said he was not available to give an interview because of a claws in his contract.

A reporter for a Chinese-language television station backed out of an interview because of fear of Beijing, according to a conversation Chong had with a producer there.

The White House said Mr. Eisen would not be available for an interview because of his pending nomination in the Senate.

Few white Britons or Germans will have their papers checked by a suspicious policeman or be refused a job interview because of a non-French surname.