Sentence examples for interview to address from inspiring English sources
Finally, the boy snapped, "Mister Rhodes!" At that point, Rhodes broke off an interview to address the boy politely in Japanese and the youth turned silent.
Asked in the interview to address the Clinton administration's inability to pass a universal health care plan in its first two years, Mr. Gore said, "Well, first of all, this campaign is about the future and not the past".
But President Obama took the opportunity on Monday during a local television interview to address the fear and loathing that has enveloped central Florida, telling the host, "If I were the owner, I'd do everything I could to get him to stay".
He also used the interview to address media speculation that he was planning to retire from competitive diving.
In 2001 McMaster developed the multiple-mini interview to address long-standing concerns over the standard panel interviews as being poor reflectors of performance in medical school.
These respondents had to leave in the middle of the interview to address urgent clinic needs.
We were not able to collect information on reasons for non-referral or failure to complete referrals for HIV testing, but a parallel study with patient interviews to address these questions from the patients' perspective has been conducted (submitted for publication, manuscript number 09-PONE-RA-13100).
A subsample of 60 participants will participate in both interviews to address aim 4. A systematic review of qualitative studies will inform the development of both designs.
Therefore, a focus group approach was selected for preparation of an interview guide to address the essential issues later in the more thorough individual interviews for deductive analyses.
But speaking to the Hollywood Reporter in an interview granted to address the furore over his absence from the film, the Canadian actor, 62, said he would not be returning for the remake.
