Sentence examples similar to declining rapport from inspiring English sources
Because of the sensitivity of the situation we did not enquire why parents declined participation in RAPPORT, but those who volunteered reasons mainly reported that they were too busy caring for their child.
But, Sandoval said, "We have noticed a decrease in assaults with deadly weapons and in drive-by shootings". Overall, gang-related crime in the city is down and Sandoval attributes the decline to the rapport he and Olsen have developed with gang members.
I wondered whether Bina48 had a more natural rapport with the real Bina, or Martine, who had both declined my requests for an interview.
Scarborough's rapport with Trump soured in dramatic fashion last February after Trump declined to disavow the endorsement of former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke in an interview on CNN.
Szigeti declined the offer, both out of loyalty to Hubay and a perceived aloofness and lack of rapport between Joachim and his students.
Other RNs declined to work with the aggressors for a few shifts to provide distance, slowly regain some rapport with the patient and regain some of their own self confidence.
Clinton and Nides had developed a trusting rapport by then; shortly after the attacks, he invited her to a private dinner in New York with John Mack and his wife; she initially accepted, then declined.
General McMaster likewise has never developed a rapport with the president, who chose him as national security adviser only after Michael Flynn was forced to resign and Mr. Trump's second choice, Robert Harward, a retired vice admiral, declined the role.
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