Sentence examples similar to developing good rapport from inspiring English sources

She lacked a support system in Hamilton and had developed good rapport with her nurse who she was continuing to work with her to deal with her issues.

Eighteen medical officers (9 junior physician JDs, 9 senior physician SDs) considered that supervision via videoconference was an important way to provide stronger relationships and develop good rapport between rural junior medical officers and their supervisors.

The research team (consisted of the author, who is the principal investigator of the project, and two project assistants) was familiar with the community and developed good rapport during the preceding survey and, thus were able to identify people who are information rich.

If you reply in a timely manner, it will develop good rapport.

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

Lyons was the first to reply and joined Billings after quickly developing a good rapport.

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.

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

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.