Sentence examples for interview window from inspiring English sources

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A two to four week interview window is all you are going to get.

We use a computerized tracking system to identify when patients enter the interview window and when interviews are complete.

(I recommend Kornhauser's full interview for a window into a subculture of consumption in China. Thanks to readers Sam Baker and Chris Schofield for tips).

Although Goldman has defended itself against accusations of misconduct before, the Dutch television interview gives a window into how Mr. van Praag, one of the longest-serving public relations chiefs on Wall Street, has made the bank's views known during one of the least popular eras in its history.

The interview is a window into the soul of an organization.

Christopher Lutz, who was a kid when his family moved into the Amityville home, clarified one of the film's dramatic scenes in a 30 Odd Minute Interview, saying, "That window opened many times, but rather than display it like it happened, they showed it absolutely shattering.

After the breakfast meeting in 2002, where the Log Cabin board unanimously decided to endorse him, he said in an interview with Bay Windows, a gay newspaper, that he would use his bully pulpit as governor to lobby legislators for domestic partnership benefits.

Berg hedged against potential criticism in that interview, saying that Windows Phone 7's "numbers [were] similar to the performance of other first generation mobile platforms".

"It's not like Android's free," Ballmer told WSJ in an interview this weekend about Windows Phone 7. "Android has a patent fee," he said.

Because we based exposures on self-reported residential address, errors may have also arisen if participants moved soon before or after the interview; longer exposure windows may have been more greatly affected by this source of misclassification.