Sentence examples for sophisticated interview from inspiring English sources

It is certainly true that in the past, the majority of associations selected predominantly white men with 2.4 children and a labrador via a sophisticated interview technique fondly known to candidates as "death by canapé".

Despite new, sophisticated interviewing techniques, "[i]nterviewers are limited in how much they can get to know a job candidate, so they will take in any information they can to help make a judgment.

Already I worry about the negative influence the sophisticated Larissa of Interview magazine would exert on our heroine and the inevitable heartbreak she would experience by falling in love with the school playboy Sebastian Kydd.

"For more sophisticated audiences or interviews, his points are useful," Clinton wrote to longtime aide John Podesta, just a few months before she herself would come out against the trade deal.

Overall, state-level revenue from corporate taxes has been plummeting for the past 20 years as tax-avoidance schemes have become more sophisticated, according to an interview with Gardner by Bloomberg News.

Some experts say that screeners could employ more sophisticated techniques, like informally interviewing random passengers -- a practice long used in Europe and Israel.

Sophisticated random samples, live interviews and rigorous calling procedures alone can no longer guarantee accurate results.