Sentence examples for develop a good rapport from inspiring English sources

Other executives say it is difficult to develop a good rapport with people when their interaction is only intermittent.

Certainly, he appeared to develop a good rapport with the Irish referee George Clancy, in much the same way that the Lions skipper Sam Warburton did with Steve Walsh, the New Zealander-turned-Australian, on Grand Slam day in Cardiff last March.

During the interview, the RTW coordinator attempts to develop a good rapport, making the injured worker feel at ease.

My communication skills, both written and oral, are excellent, allowing me to instantly develop a good rapport with customers.

After a few days, F.B.I. officials felt that they were developing a good rapport with him.

In Iraq, Gen. David H. Petraeus developed a good rapport with Ryan C. Crocker, then the ambassador.

But over time, representatives of both women say, they have developed a good rapport.

Graham was initially concerned about the election of John F. Kennedy, but he developed a good rapport with the President.

Today Mr. Bush moved from ancient politics to the modern day, meeting with Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, with whom he appears to have developed a good rapport.

At the Aziz Bellah Mosque, people told me that during the Mubarak years they developed a good rapport with Amn ad-Dawla, which had to approve prominent Salafi speakers.

Mr. Ravitch, then chairman of the state's Metropolitan Transportation Authority, had developed a good rapport with John E. Lawe, president of Local 100 of the Transport Workers Union, who was under pressure from a militant faction.