Sentence examples for interviewees given the from inspiring English sources

The primary challenges in extending an existing survey include coping with possible resistance by interviewees (given the different nature of the extended survey) and avoiding a survey too long to be practical.

The most effective interviewees give the hiring manager what they want first, then speak about money later.

Many interviewees gave the reason for this to be the well developed information infrastructure in the country, as well as the government's inclination to support information technology policies.

One of the interviewees gave the following explanation of the said tradition: "A barren woman or a woman who has daughter(s) and therefore in need of a child/son marries another woman who can bear a child for her by another man she chooses for her".

Difficulties with hearing can also slow down the interview process and potentially affect the relationship between interviewer and interviewee (given the need to 'shout' questions in such a situation).

An interviewee gave the following example: "Because journals want something, which will be quoted often, [… and] will make some kind of impact, saying that something does not work, may end up, in a [non-English] journal and not in a good international one" (I 20, 18).

For ethical reasons, the interviewees and the answers that the interviewees gave to the survey cannot be matched and compared.9 All the answers given during the interviews are treated anonymously and confidentially.

Direct quotes are shown in italics, with the sex and age of the interviewees given in brackets.

The ethics code of conduct in Swede does not allow the interviewee to know the individuals answers that the interviewees gave to the survey.

Smooth and self-promoting, Cowley was not the easiest of interviewees, given his propensity to dictate his own terms.

The sample size was increased to 2677 interviewees, given that we expected a response rate of around 50%.