Sentence examples for matter of interview from inspiring English sources

There is also the matter of interview protocol.

"We're well-drilled," assistant police commissioner Donna Adams told ABC radio in a matter-of-fact interview about traffic arrangements for the visit, which has been two months in the planning.

But first there is the matter of an interview in her modest flat here.

Yesterday, his press secretary, Edward Skyler, confirmed the subject matter of the interview after checking with the mayor.

The subject matter of my interview was another potential sore point: the takeover of United by a reclusive family of Florida billionaires, the Glazers, which had saddled the club with hundreds of millions of pounds of debt.

The most common reasons for refusing to participate were a lack of time or anxiety regarding confidentiality due to the fact that the interviews were to be recorded and that the subject matter of the interviews related to healthcare.

Given the format and subject matter of the interviews, there is little that students can do to prepare – at least practically.

Residents with severe dementia were excluded from the study because of the complex subject matter of the interviews.

"I don't know how much longer I'll live," he said quite matter-of-factly in an interview last week.

"It's not like you have to have an original idea to begin with," Sia said, matter-of-factly, in an interview with Apple Music's Zane Lowe, about the album.

As a matter of fact, this interview is part of an overall mosaic that will determine the history of this campaign".