Sentence examples for interview means from inspiring English sources

A simple reflection in an interview means that the counselor repeats what the patient says without changing the meaning of the sentence e.g. Patient: I have a short time left to live.

A failure to interview means a greater risk of language problems.

This interview means I can't go to Cuba for a while, but, hey, what are we here for if not to speak up?

Failing a credible fear interview means that only ICE has the authority to release an immigrant from detention; a judge has no power to set a bond hearing unless the credible fear decision is reversed.

The phrase 'successfully completed VA interview' means that a VA interview was undertaken which yielded basic personal characteristics of the deceased (age, sex, etc).

Decision support at the point of care in the form of adaptive conditional branching and advice throughout the patient interview means that protocols are clearly defined and adhered to, without the need to refer to external documentation and guidance.

However, the semi-structured nature of the interview meant that the interviewer consistently encouraged the GP to focus and go into more detail.

Normally that would have been past the 6-year-old's bedtime, but my wife had a telephone interview — meant to happen during the day, it got bumped — so she needed us out of the room for an hour.

In a 3rd interview (mean: 16.2 ± 6.9 months of age of children), information about postnatal indoor and outdoor insecticide use was obtained.

So, what does this interview mean for Hillary Clinton?

A mainly 'no comment' interview meant that I wouldn't give up anyone else's name.