Sentence examples for in a more recent interview from inspiring English sources

(In a more recent interview, he added that banks do not necessarily need to be broken up if the "right regulation" is in place).

The interrogator said in a more recent interview that a biscuit team doctor, having read the medical file of a detainee, suggested that the inmate's longing for his mother could be exploited to persuade him to cooperate.

But in a more recent interview – with Progress magazine – Balls again said he had no personal animosity towards Clegg but changed the emphasis, saying: "I think that what was described by some as a 'rapprochement' was my one and only conversation with Nick Clegg in the last 18 months.

In a more recent interview, Raymond Wong revealed that The Great Master is currently in development.

In a more recent interview, conducted after the poll was taken, he said Clinton was at risk of being seen as "old and stale".

In a more recent interview with CNBC conducted at the Techonomy conference earlier this month, Schmidt offered an additional look at his views on online privacy and anonymity.

It also cited a more recent interview in the Telegraph in which Starkey said statistics "appeared" to show a black propensity to violence.

In a second, more recent, interview, Mr. Matiullah said he and Mr. Karzai had no relationship at all.

In another, more recent, interview with the Guardian, Daniels declared he had no fear of death.

We've also seen in our more recent interview studies that people tell us that on the one hand they find behavioral tracking creepy.

In this more recent interview, he backs away from that assertion, acknowledging "the literary riches which we are seeing arise in Asia and Africa," but warning that they may be corrupted "by the assimilation and the westernization of these authors".