Sentence examples for means interviews from inspiring English sources

The role of the media is to hold politicians accountable, through accepted means: interviews and press conferences, even talk shows.

Produce a couple of short stories with "actualities" -- that means interviews with a news maker.

But protecting his investment means interviewing people carefully about their likes and dislikes.

That means interviewing drivers, inspecting their cars, and generally attempting to instill the Lyft culture into the new market.

This means interview data was checked with stakeholders for accuracy after the interview.

Mr. Scherer's career in broadcast journalism began in the infancy of television, when technical limitations meant interviews that could be no longer than two minutes.

That has meant interviewing Ahmadinejad supporters whenever possible, a task made more difficult by a government ban on officials' talking to the channel, he said.

Today, Marshall's methodology seems questionable — he claimed to have interviewed more than four hundred units, which would have meant interviewing a company a day, leaving no time for travel — but the spirit of his conclusions is still generally accepted.

Mean interview duration was 68 minutes (range: 34 - 95 minutes).

Total mean interview PedMIDAS scores showed significant Spearman correlations with average (rho = 0.36, p < 0.001) and maximum (rho = 0.25, p < 0.001) impairment scores in the diaries.

Pre-testing of the questions also helped to determine the mean interview length needed for covering the samples and to plan the time, days and data collectors required for the field survey.