Sentence examples for interviewed to find from inspiring English sources

Officials have now commissioned a research project costing up to £70,000, during which prisoners will be interviewed to find out why they use smuggled phones.

More than 1,600 potential jurors had to be interviewed to find 24 (including 12 alternates) who could promise to be impartial about Mr. Ramirez.

The instructor was also interviewed to find out how his teaching was affected when the SDPPT system was used.

After the implementation of the revised lessons on the topic, the teacher was interviewed to find out his experiences with cogen and coteaching, and how he felt about the revised lessons.

The twenty students who wrote the essays assessed by faculty-participants were interviewed to find out their CF preference and whether there was any difference in the way language-based and non-language-based professors provide feedback on their essays.

He was one of several reformed gangsters we recently interviewed to find out why they'd left behind their lives of crime, but John's story stood out as one that warranted a bit more exploration.

Kim Phillips, human resources director, said it sometimes takes 100 interviews to find 10 workers to hire.

Considering the importance of job-finding to the whole MBA experience, it might make sense to use the interview to find people who should shine in later job interviews.

Expecting grandeur, I am a little taken aback to arrive at the Park Cafe, appointed by Hayek's people for our interview, to find it isn't an ironically named smart restaurant, as I had assumed.

Interviews to find the successor to Lord Patten as chair of the BBC Trust begin on Thursday amid deep concerns as to how the process is being conducted by the Government.

You may feel like a stalker but doing a bit of digging before the interview to find out the names, roles and responsibilities of those on the panel is wise, says Cathy Lovell, student services manager for the Open University.