Sentence examples for only one interview from inspiring English sources

Charlie Schueler, a spokesman for Cablevision, told Mr. Sandomir simply, "Jim did only one interview yesterday and it was on News 12".

Over the last few weeks, ordinarily prime scouting time for employers on college campuses, Ms. Williams has landed only one interview for a job that actually existed, at NY1, the 24-hour news channel.

She has granted only one interview, to USA Today; she appeared on the front of that newspaper's Life section looking appropriately smart and subdued in a cloud-blue shirt and crisp black pants.

The applicant may have to deliver bad news, confront the patient actor, or gather sensitive information -- a far departure from undergoing only one interview wherein an applicant may hit it off with the interviewer, but may mask underlying interpersonal deficits that may later show up with patients.

She sent out 500 résumés but netted only one interview.

Lord Alli is famously press shy, reputedly having given only one interview in his life.

A 27-year-old woman with two children, the only one interviewed to have passed her higher secondary exam, had worked as a schoolteacher before marriage.

When we made the analysis using only one interviewed sibling nearest in age to the patients, the result was the same: 14.5% psychoses and 52% mental disorders among siblings.

As health workers were the only ones interviewed in this paper, minimal conclusive insight could be provided towards the community perceptions of NSV and the reasons for accessing the service.

Furthermore, this research design provides greater focus on change than qualitative studies that only include one interview and therefore can present only a snapshot view of necessarily mutable bodily and attitudinal phenomena.

Currently, there is only one structured interview available, the Delirium Symptom Interview (DSI), with a sensitivity of 0.90 and a specificity of 0.80 compared with psychiatrists' and neurologists' assessment.