Sentence examples for interviewed would be from inspiring English sources

None of those interviewed would be identified because the investigation is continuing.

"One [answer] though, according to those I have interviewed, would be to help empower – not criminalise – the voices of those young people who have been in Syria and seen how the reality is different to that portrayed in propaganda videos," he says.

While Ms. Smith alone decided how many of those interviewed would be given life onstage, the Tectonic project involved 11 actors and writers as interviewers, a collaboration that led to intense arguments and emotional pleas by company members, campaigning to have their subjects included in the final script.

In the analysis of factors associated with EPV, a minimum number of 948 women interviewed would be necessary.

The importance of considering parental permission in storage of residual newborn screening samples is confirmed by a survey of a nationally representative sample of USA parents: over three-quarters of parents interviewed would be willing to permit the use of their children's samples for research purposes if their permission was obtained prior to such use.

IRB-member views that Batswana are likely to be resistant to the reuse of their specimens is in sharp contrast with earlier findings from Uganda that 95%% of research subjects interviewed would be comfortable with the reuse of their biospecimens contingent on IRB review [ 39].

This might indicate that a more suitable method of interviewing would be through repeated interviews, to obtain richer data.

Then they sifted through the responses to her profile and interviewed would-be suitors.

I have interviewed would-be border crossers, and seen corpses in the desert and in the morgues of border counties.

That letter informed non-English speakers that the interview would be conducted with a professional interpreter as well as the interviewer.

Interviews would be done in public.