Sentence examples for interviewed less from inspiring English sources

An analysis by Glasgow Media Group in the early 90s suggested that the ban did lead to Sinn Féin being interviewed less frequently, because of the technical difficulty of subtitling or recording voiceovers, but had no noticeable impact on the level of violence.

Since leaving their major label, the band members have been interviewed less frequently, more often posting "office charts" of their favourite songs of the moment on their blog Dead Air Space.

Of the ten papers that interviewed volunteers, eight interviewed less than 30 volunteers and two interviewed more than 100.

This was evident when interviewing less committed suppliers as the most common issue they mentioned was the reduced flexibility in delivery timing and quality these supply chains required.

Others faculty members interviewed responded less vehemently, although there were raised eyebrows.

The staff we interviewed were less positive about the community empowerment measures contained in the Localism Act.

"It's women saying, 'I'm going to come forward and I'm going to talk about this.' " Other women I interviewed were less optimistic.

The PP is frequently stopped during the dressings (72% of interviewed persons), less frequently to achieve a toilet (44%), radiography (43%) or physiotherapy session (29%).

The patients interviewed felt less responsible for warning siblings who might be at risk of being damaged by these results than they did about warning the spouses.

He reaffirmed it in a radio interview less than two weeks ago.

Next she interviews, less sympathetically, the plaintiff who lost both the case and her job.