Sentence examples for interviewee suggesting that from inspiring English sources

Highlights from the trailer include clips of people pillaging rain-soaked mattresses in a Lord of the Flies style free-for-all; a festival attendee begging for the bus to turn around as they approach their prison camp-esque accommodation; and one interviewee suggesting that the event organisers are "either completely full of shit or the smartest guys in the room".

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Another interviewee suggested that Curry wasn't the only problem, saying, "People were leaving for the content, too".

Barbara Bush hated his vulgarity, but her husband and son are indebted to it, and one interviewee suggests that President Ronald Reagan might have followed his terms in the White House with one in the big house had it not been for Mr. Atwater's intervention.

Another interviewee suggested that clubs within their league did not want to conduct surveillance because such practices would be seen as 'taking it all a bit too seriously'.

For example, one interviewee suggested that: "The appointment times are very limited.

One interviewee suggested that this could be fostered by providing an automatic route to maintain a track record of transparency.

The interviewee suggested that some people who had received a HIV positive test result had paid service providers to supply a negative result certificate.

Another interviewee suggested that negative results could be published in a non-article format, perhaps allowing more reflection on why a trial or study did not work.

One interviewee suggested that clinical trial results could be deposited in a database (and this might also be appropriate for other types of scientific research).

One interviewee suggested that this may be due to a lack of power in trials that produce statistically non-significant findings and that if the sample size had been greater a statistically significant result might have emerged.