Sentence examples for interviews because of from inspiring English sources

A press officer for the brigade denied requests for interviews because of the investigation.

Besides, he said, he has seen any number of colleagues lose out on promotions or flunk job interviews because of some social gaffe or another.

Yet local law enforcement officials in several cities have balked at carrying out the interviews because of the impression of profiling.

Turn Off the Cellphone "We've had a lot of candidates blow interviews because of cellphone usage," said Anne Maxfield, president of Project Solvers, a Manhattan staffing firm.

I've been in situations where, years ago … well, to be honest, I stopped doing interviews because of a Guardian interview I once did.

Both attorneys said the officers were not available for interviews because of a pending federal lawsuit filed by Tamir's family against them and the city.

"We're investigating the possibility right now of moving our site abroad," Mr. Venediktov said in an interview, "because of such threats, which are completely illegal, to block access to the Internet.

The meaning, comprehensibility and acceptability of the OHIP-14 and GOHAI questions were studied by means of individual interviews because parts of the subjects were illiterate.

ACASI allows complex surveys to be standardized which may be difficult for interviewers to administer during a face-to-face interview because of the complexity of questions and skip patterns ([4].

The interviewer should ensure respondent's privacy before the start of the interview because of the sensitivity of the module regarding the partner's sexual history.

Among the 4673 controls initially recruited, 230 (4.9%) could not be reached by the interviewer, 5 (0.1%) deceased before the interview, 27 (0.6%) could not be interviewed because of poor health.