Sentence examples for interview months from inspiring English sources

"Massive amounts of data that can be analyzed instantly has tremendous value," said John Schwarz, chief executive of Business Objects, in an interview months ago.

"Massive amounts of data that can be analyzed instantly has tremendous value," John Schwarz, the former chief executive of Business Objects, said in an interview months ago.

In a television interview months later, the same leader described Zionists as "these bloodsuckers who attack the Palestinians, these warmongers, the descendants of apes and pigs".

In a television interview months later, he described Zionists as "these bloodsuckers who attack Palestinians, these warmongers, the descendants of apes and pigs".

When John and Elizabeth Edwards resurfaced for their first joint interview months after he dropped out of the presidential race, they chose to do so in People magazine.

In another interview months ago, Mr. Gore tried to make light of questions at the time about his exaggerations, turning to the reporter and blurting, "I think it's an exaggeration!" But then he suggested that the press was at fault for a newfound tendency of overblowing offhand remarks, saying, "Part of it is modern".

The assumption generated a furious backlash on social media ― and left one cancer patient, whom I first interviewed months ago, dumbfounded.

The Case for Christ refutes a lot of this, claiming that there were 500 eyewitnesses to Christ's resurrection, and that they were interviewed months after the fact.

Wait-list groups received an additional 6-month follow-up interview (12 months after enrollment) after completion of intervention period.

Participants (n = 2856) completed a first interview 3.2 months (on average) after injury, with follow-up interviews approximately 5 months (average of 4.6) and 12 (12.3) months after injury.

POIS participants (n = 2856) completed a first interview 3.2 months after injury, with follow-up interviews 4.6 and 12.3 months (medians) after injury.