Sentence examples for interviews echo from inspiring English sources

The stakeholder interviews echo issues raised in the published literature on the potential of internet services to disproportionately enable some users to take on increased responsibility for their own health care [ 31, 32].

But Hal, who is more reserved than Hank and who gives few interviews, echoed what General Manager Brian Cashman said in response to Hank's comments about Chamberlain.

Asked if the chain has followed through on its stated intentions to streamline the menu and simplify kitchen operations, most of the operators interviewed echo the one who told Kalinowski, "Nothing but lip service; not a serious initiative".

Mr. Weaver, in a separate phone interview, echoed Mr. Sawyer.

Sir Martin, in a separate interview, echoed those sentiments.

Some members I interviewed echoed recent statements by British Muslims who joined the group.

"I enjoy Bill Clinton," Representative Paul D. Ryan, a six-term Republican from Wisconsin, said in an interview, echoing several colleagues.

"I didn't want to make just another chef profile," Walker said in an interview, echoing Thornton.

"We are building a state of law and institutions," he said in an interview, echoing other Shiite leaders, who are nearly unanimous on the bans.

"He's a coach that empowers his players," Lin said in that same interview, echoing the sentiments of many others who played for D'Antoni in Phoenix and New York.

Giuliani's concerns about Trump being accused of perjury during an interview echoed those the president expressed on Twitter on Wednesday.