Sentence examples for interviewee points from inspiring English sources

Playing military bases during World War II was less hazardous and more fun, even if, as another interviewee points out, "a lot of girls had to go back to the kitchen" when veterans reclaimed their jobs.

"It's about the idea that women's bodies and very presence in public space is not for [her]." As one interviewee points out, no matter how many male allies women have, men truly don't understand how different it is for women to walk down the street.

Although more than one interviewee pointed to one example of people and technology bringing the worst out of one another.

Richard Brautigan, an American author who wrote during the time of the beatniks but wasn't one of them – as one interviewee pointed out, he wasn't born to money, unlike Ginsberg or Burrows – wrote simple sentences and short books about everyday, magical things.

As one interviewee pointed out: Where is the rocket science in MIP?

However, as one interviewee pointed out; when the prescription charge is in place people may choose to avoid attending their doctor also.

As one interviewee pointed out, "Most problems take longer than one week to fix – without continuity, the care is not complete".

One interviewee pointed out that waterborne bacteria might develop resistance if they were exposed to low doses of antibiotics in water.

Another interviewee pointed out the increasing demand for importing MRIs, despite the charge for MRI examinations remaining the same for the past four years.

This is a valid criticism considering, as one interviewee pointed out, that improper disposal of medical waste generated by the EPI program is a main issue in Africa.

As one interviewee pointed out, " The workshop (training) would create a lot of awareness and this awareness would have a ripple effect and ultimately improve the quality of protocols submitted to the IRB for review".