Sentence examples for interview covering from inspiring English sources

As the Republican Party prepares this week to offer a more expansive introduction of Mitt Romney, the candidate and his wife sat down for a rare joint television interview, covering some of the heavier topics of the day – Medicare, taxes and abortion – but also lighter fare, like Mr. Romney's preference for shirts from a well-known discount chain.

Main outcome measures: A telephone interview covering 12 aspects of care recommended in the published guidelines.

After recently managing to stuff two feet into his mouth at the same time, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella stopped by CNBC for a wide-ranging interview covering not only his recent comments on women in the workplace, but also his company's bets on the cloud, and how Microsoft has long had an implicitly freemium business model.

In a newspaper interview covering his scouting career, Irwin asserted that he preferred signing young prospects over expensive stars.

It is with his youngest son Jed that I was able to conduct an extensive interview, covering everything from his early days shaping surfboards to the beginnings of his beautiful surf shop, Noll Surfboards, which Jed owns and operates in San Clemente.

Qualitative data was gathered with a semi-structured interview covering the three domains.

Trained bilingual interviewers conducted in-home interviews covering sociodemographics, lifestyle factors, and medical diagnoses.

In a series of interviews, covering a range of subject (see 5.02pm), he also reaffirmed his willingness to work with either Labour or the Conservatives in the event of no party gaining a majority in 2015.

We conducted firm-level interviews covering 82 CDM plants in the sugar and cement sectors in Brazil and India, focusing on how individual managers understood the potential benefits and risks of undertaking clean development mechanism (CDM) investments.

Rosario Dawson, a supporter of Ensler's global nonprofit organization, V-Day, also joined the playwright for a series of interviews covering topics ranging from STDs to losing one's virginity.

We suggest that a mini-interview covering the broad domain of PD is preferable because self-report questionnaires require ability to concentrate and read written questions, which can be difficult for many juvenile offenders [ 2, 10].