Sentence examples for interviewer rather than from inspiring English sources
The act of partly structuring an interview entails the risk of certain issues being elicited by the interviewer rather than arising spontaneously from the informant.
I expect Number 10 were surprised that it was reported as an analysis of the interviewer rather than the subject.
So, to maximise confidence, your energy should be focused on building a rapport with your interviewer rather than impressing him or her.
"But generally, my advice is that if you're raising the issue, you've taken on the wrong role of interviewer rather than interviewee".
For both ethical and strategic reasons, for example, a job applicant who was fired from her previous position would be wise to explain what happened to an interviewer rather than waiting for him to discover it during a reference check.
The interview will be a structured process that will concentrate on areas that are important to the interviewer, rather than focusing on areas that the interviewee may feel are important.
In general, the big, reputable polls, which use real interviewers rather than robocalls, and which didn't weight their results in favor of the G.O.P. — that's you again, Scott Rasmussen — were generally pretty reliable.
This gets tricky to analyze because, as I've mentioned, the inclusion of cellphones also tends to correlate with other methodological characteristics, like using live interviewers rather than an automated dialer, and other industry-standard methodological practices.
Some of Jones' best numbers, it's worth noting, come from pollsters like Fox News and The Washington Post who use live interviewers, rather than the automated calls used by many other survey-takers.
Also, acute suicidality will be assessed clinically by trained interviewers rather than based on a more rigid exclusion of all patients who cross a certain threshold on a self-rating.
The large number of patients who were unsuitable or unable to participate in the study due to poor cognition and clinical condition also suggested that administration should be guided by interviewers rather than relying on self-completion.
