Sentence examples for rather than interviewing from inspiring English sources

In three meetings with community groups in April, victims' advocates reported that officers in the field sometimes relied on the male suspect to translate, rather than interviewing the victim through an interpreter.

Rather than interviewing lots of candidates, companies increasingly screen students to identify, and then contact, the ones who seem most employable, says Cliff Dank, the head of Elm Talent, a recruitment agency.

In the end, the police settled for writing to members of the cabinet rather than interviewing them and Gordon put out a Jesuitical statement saying that he had not made any "written recommendations".

Rather than interviewing directors of the moment, which would have been a smarter thing to do from a career point of view because I would have developed connections, I called up people like John Ford, Vincente Minnelli and William Wellman.

By following a specific group of people throughout their lives rather than interviewing a new sample every year, researchers can more accurately analyze when people's emotional well-being changes.

One journalist, obliged to speak to DeMarco while seated in a King's Cross doorway so the 23-year-old singer-songwriter could chain-smoke, became increasingly concerned that passers-by might think that, rather than interviewing a hotly tipped new artist, he was pestering a rough sleeper.

Sunjeev Sahota opens the door to me early on a Friday afternoon with an air of anxiety, as though I was arriving to ask him to sit a test, rather than interview him.

The idea was that Butler-Sloss would review the documentary evidence from the myriad recent official inquiries into child abuse across the country rather than interview witnesses who might themselves still be subject to criminal investigations.

Rather than interview all respondents face to face on all occasions, we invite able respondents to complete postal questionnaires, and conduct interviews by telephone whenever feasible.

Cornell now calls them contact sessions rather than interviews.

The official said that meetings with Mr. Wolfowitz and Mr. Feith were briefings rather than interviews.