Sentence examples for interviews of several from inspiring English sources

The department, which is conducting its own administrative review of the case, said it had postponed interviews of several firefighters and fire officers who were involved in the incident or might have witnessed it.

This historical lookback contains archive interviews of several of the dead, most notably editor-in-chief Charb, which Daniel Leconte conducted for his 2008 documentary C'est dur d'être aimé par des cons (It's hard being loved by jerks).

A private television news network showed what it said were secretly videotaped interviews of several men identified as Hindu activists boasting of their involvement in deadly Hindu-Muslim riots in Gujarat in 2002 and referring to the involvement of the police in the Hindu-governed state and the tacit support of politicians.

After excluding the households visited but not interviewed because of several reasons such as "refusing to be interviewed", "having no time", "non-presence at home", etc., 89 % of the households had valid interviews.

After excluding the households visited but not interviewed because of several reasons such as ("rejecting to be interviewed", "having no time", "non-presence at home" etc)., 89% of the households had valid interviews.

Dolezal is engaged in a civil lawsuit with her biological parents, and during the Tuesday interview – one of several scheduled with NBC – she repeated a disavowal of her father, saying that she considers an African American man her "dad".

The structured diagnostic interview consisted of several translated instruments, of which we selected only the following sections: demographic information, the Lowlands Acculturation Scale and the Composite International Diagnostic Interview and the use of health care services.

In their end-of-year interviews, several of the TLs commented on the value of these activities when asked which activities in the TLP sessions most helped them prepare to facilitate VBDs.

The report's findings were borne out in interviews with relatives of several nursing home residents around the country.

He made the comments in an interview with The New York Times, one of several interviews that provided a rare glimpse of the crisis as the company's workers experienced it.

Franco recently published a series of interviews with several victims of attempted kidnappings, and he told VICE News the majority of those targeted have been short, slim, and fair-skinned brunettes in their late teens or early 20s.