Sentence examples for for one interviewee from inspiring English sources
For one interviewee, physical violence was the most visible type of VAHPITWP, standing side by side with psychological and verbal violence.
For one interviewee, tourism produced: …a "halo effect"―gives a positive experience to an influential group so they become advocates back in the community.
[RESP7, Academic] For one interviewee, owners and managers of care homes contribute to valuing staff by understanding the demands of their work and anticipating problems: …one care home will be brilliant and another care home would be disastrous and that's about leadership of the care home and it's about valuing the staff.
For example, one interviewee stated: "On the Bélanger Street [east-west street], that has no public transport, would it eventually be something to consider, to put at least one bus where people could connect with bus 69 or Pie-IX, because now, what's happening is that people need to walk long distances.
In the episode on wheelchair users, for example, one interviewee says, "I just wish people wouldn't want to know so badly why I'm in a wheelchair all the time.
For instance, one interviewee states: 'Once one applies for a financial support scheme one needs to fill in and register a decentralised CHP unit in order to be entitled to receive payments.' This is perceived as a difficult and time-consuming task.
For example, one interviewee mentioned that they cannot implement a ban on food vendors selling around schools because this could push families into poverty: It is very difficult, if you prohibit marketing of food around schools.
In Looking for Light, one interviewee describes Jane as looking at her subject through the lens and suddenly saying: "Ah, there you are!" And there you are, dear Jane Bown.
For example, one interviewee opined, "… maybe it is perceived that other cultures are more male-dominated.
For example, one interviewee began weekly meetings when he realized other instructors were not using the room effectively.
For example, one interviewee said, "… it actually doesn't matter whether you are adopted, when you look at this result.
