Sentence examples for aimed at getting to know from inspiring English sources
When Mr. Johnson, who is married and has adult twin sons, sits down with an applicant, he starts by asking questions aimed at getting to know the person.
Stays at the Ritz William D. Harris, the chief executive officer of the Republican convention, has tried since arriving in New York to present himself as an Everyman, the point person in a Republican effort aimed at getting to know New York City and its people.
In the words of another participant, "What I understand about research is that it is aimed at getting to know the type of diseases affecting the people, so as to know how to treat the diseases".
The QoL aims at getting to know the difficulties of living with a disease, and such difficulties may be subjective and diverse for each patient [ 1].
Such meetings were aimed at getting to an agreed final version of the principles.
The tours are aimed at "anyone who really doesn't want to be a tourist while getting to know Porto".
Besides knowledge transfer, getting to know each other is also important at these meetings.
While studying at Princeton, Obama said she was the "funny, kind of silly" person Americans have gotten to know during her husband's presidency, but also that she wanted to disprove naysayers who thought she was aiming too high. .
