Sentence examples for interview whether or not from inspiring English sources

Marissa Mayer: Where meaning that they could tell if I had an interview whether or not someone's going to be good or not and in some cases they would be aberrant and reach a different conclusion than the other interviewers but they would be correct.

Rahm Emanuel, the race's front-runner, refused to say in an interview whether or not he would have done the deal; "It's done," was all he said.

While the group's deceptive advertising claims that the unproven technology of so-called "clean coal" can be part of the solution to global warming, Lucas stunningly refuses to admit in the CNN interview whether or not the burning of coal even contributes to global warming.

Where possible, patients and carers were interviewed alone; however, where the carer and patient requested a joint interview (whether or not the patient had cognitive impairment), they were interviewed together.

It was also suggested to ask the people who had been interviewed (at the end of the interview), whether, or not, they thought the model was relevant to their experiences.

Eligible women were defined as women aged 15 to 49 who stayed in a selected household the night before the interview, whether or not they were usual residents in the household.

All in all, each willing parent was interviewed, whether or not from foreign nationality1.

But, in our experience, the strongest candidates get interviews whether or not they'd come with a partner.

All participants were encouraged to continue attending annual interviews whether or not they had stopped taking study treatment.

The present data show that a combination of a physician interview and a computer-based interview is a superior method for collecting information from patients as compared with physician interview alone whether or not the physician interview facilitates discovery of clinically significant problems by the computerized interview.

In this analysis individuals are classified throughout the whole second wave interview process, but censored at the point of contact for the second interview (whether successful or not) and therefore there are less deaths than if the entire second wave time period is included.