Sentence examples for interview up to from inspiring English sources

Interviewers were instructed to interview up to four adults meeting the inclusion criteria from an included screened address.

It contains about a hundred voices, of which ten to twenty are what she calls "pillars," subjects she'll interview up to twenty times each.

Initially potential jurors would be required to fill in a detailed 53 page questionnaire, before then undergoing an in-depth interview – up to three hours is not unusual.

They are expected to hold meetings with senior Portuguese officers and are understood to have been granted permission to interview up to seven key suspects as well as investigate new areas of interest.

Narinder Singh, who has worked in many technology companies and was a co-founder of the tech firm Appirio, started adopting this idea that he can learn something from everybody early in his career, when he was part of a rapidly growing company and he had to interview up to 10 job candidates a day.

The addition of iTunes, which was first noted by Recode, is days later than the original release, but it may just open 'The Interview' up to new audiences and give the film some legs beyond its early days — which have coincided with the Sony email hack, which the FBI blamed on North Korea (despite evidence to the contrary), and North Korea's own internet outage problems.

Methods: Targeting 20 facilities each in Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, and Uganda, in each facility we interviewed up to 30 patients, examined 100 patient records, and interviewed staff.

Here, I'm looking at 854 men interviewed up to three times, as part of the General Social Survey, at two-year intervals between 2006 and 2010.

The brigade is now working with 25 sheiks in the Shiite neighborhoods of Shaab and Ur and is interviewing up to 1,200 candidates for semiofficial neighborhood guard positions.

In the last three years, he said, he has interviewed up to 300 suburban residents who come to the Brickyard to use the heroin they buy in surrounding neighborhoods before slipping back into mainstream society.

In interviews up to the end of his life, he talked about his conception of the Beat Generation, and the literary movement associated with it, proudly, affectionately, and defensively.