Sentence examples for interviewee described that from inspiring English sources

One frustrated interviewee described that "Swaziland is just not on the list", as it is considered as insignificant by larger countries.

One interviewee described that the use of the ZWIP was limited when the frail older person was in good health, but that its use increased when the frail older person became ill.

Interviewees described that most frail older people and their informal caregivers made limited use of the ZWIP.

Interviewees described that advocacy efforts such as writing letters and personally initiating meetings have been necessary to even get findings considered.

Interviewees described that the most effective strategy for enhancing the use of research results in Guinea Bissau is personal interaction between researchers and policy makers and officials from MOH, NGOs, international agencies, and advocacy by researchers.

Some interviewees describe that some network operators in the Netherlands are not keen on accepting green gas, setting up conditions that are difficult to meet.

There was variation between the case studies in terms of both timing and timeliness and the interviewees did not always describe that timing and timeliness had been well addressed within the EFHIAs.

For example, one interviewee described his enthusiastic support for animal charities, especially those that help maltreated dogs, before adding: "But I wouldn't support cats because I just happen not to like cats.

The interviewee describes a password that would allow a Facebook employee to view anyone's profile simply by typing in their unique user ID and the password (the password itself was a variation on 'Chuck Norris').

This interview also yielded a similar example when interviewee Li Jing described that one of her neighbors had had a second child by using the above methods.

Another interviewee, described as an Irish hostage, said: "The situation is deteriorating.