Sentence examples for interview terms from inspiring English sources

She reportedly acquiesced on the Sony front after producers said they don't allow guests to dictate interview terms, but "Today" producers axed the segment anyway, thinking they wouldn't get substantive responses out of her.

During Super Bowl week, the Wall Street Journal interviewed Terms as background research for an article about Kaepernick's tortoise, Sammy.

But anyway, first came the interview and terms.

A few excerpts from Tomlinson's interview: In terms of getting rid of some players?

"There is a certain gift that Opus Dei has," Father McCloskey said in a telephone interview, "in terms of dealing with people of influence".

"We need to rebuild the brand seriously," he said in an interview, "in terms of energy and perception around the world".

Brunner explained the plan in an interview: "In terms of Ohio and what happened in the 2004 presidential election, there has been a crisis in confidence in our election system in Ohio, both nationally and in our state.

A methodologic concern is the comparability of cases we interviewed and those we did not interview in terms of alcohol intake.

Whenever possible, the period in the primary care records which matched the period described at interview, in terms of symptoms and date of attendance (within 3 months of the date reported by the patient), was identified.

Respondents' pack perceptions and responses to health warnings might also possibly be influenced by the timing of their interview in terms of variations in antismoking advertising activity, changes in the costliness of cigarettes or shifting social norms.

Although the self-report SDQ's reliability and validity have been established across cultures to some extent [ 37], it has to be noted that the SDQ fares less well than a full clinical interview in terms of validity [ 38].