Sentence examples for interview not just from inspiring English sources

The poll is important, Farhi, lecturer at the University of Hawaii, told Tehran Bureau in an interview, not just because the assembly may during its eight-year term choose a successor to 76-year-old Khamenei.

"Corporate tax shelters are our No. 1 problem" in enforcing the tax laws, Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers said in an interview, "not just because they cost money but because they breed disrespect for the tax system".

The effort you put into coming up with good questions will shape your whole interview—not just the questions.

Make tech companies interview not just one woman and one minority, but also one person over age 50.

It's true that Stockholm syndrome can set in during interviews, not just because interviewers want stars to like them, but because it is genuinely difficult to spend an hour in the company of another human being and not find something sympathetic about them.

It is our view that we should be able to view the complete interviews, not just those portions that the filmmakers chose to include".

If I were Romney, I would be pushing my former colleagues at Bain Capital to back up my story in public interviews, not just by releasing anonymous statements.

Television, radio and newspaper reporters interviewed not just everyone Knausgaard mentioned in the books, but pretty much everyone he had known since early childhood.

What if ABC showed interviews not just with the actors but with their agents and publicists, probing them to reveal their competitive strategies in the fight for this season's championship trophy?

Hughes, as well as Dolours Price, who felt the same way, used their interviews not just to tell their life stories but to make sure that the alternative, and from their viewpoint the true historical narrative, was put on record.

Typically, when working with an executive, coaches start off more like private investigators, interviewing not just the chief but also his colleagues and even the company's clients to find out his strengths and weaknesses.