Sentence examples for interviews suggest that from inspiring English sources

Our interviews suggest that managers willingly participate when invited.

And her unintentionally revealing remarks in these interviews suggest that, somewhere deep down, she knew it.

Our survey and interviews suggest that managers experienced with cognitive technology are bullish on its prospects.

Results from the qualitative interviews suggest that embedding effects arise for varied reasons but might be indicative of incomplete preferences.

Random interviews suggest that they are a rather different set of people: just as angry; just as alienated; but apolitical.

"A number of photographs, surveys and interviews suggest that the berms were successful at stopping oil," Mr. Graves wrote.

Allegations of misogyny should trouble any artist, and interviews suggest that Winterbottom, never a frivolous film-maker, is perplexed by them, and perhaps half persuaded.

But the documents and interviews suggest that de facto control of the isolation cellblock had been given to the Joint Interrogation and Debriefing Center by mid-October.

Polls and the interviews suggest that Mr. Gephardt, with his base of union backers, old-line Iowans and elderly voters, enjoys an unwavering if different field of support.

Interviews suggest that local power brokers and policy makers are imagining the kind of initiatives that few on the busy Obama team may have had time to contemplate.

The interviews suggest that Mrs. Clinton has made progress in her effort to present herself as the most qualified of the candidates.