Sentence examples for foster better rapport from inspiring English sources

With a few simple considerations to keep in mind we doctors can foster better rapport with the nurses caring for our patients.

We'll need to see better rapport and anticipation in the coming days.

Truth is, those kinds of lists don't foster better conversations about disability, they foster fewer.

"There's a real unity amongst the team, there's much better trust between management and players and a better rapport.

You'll get a better rapport with the teachers, know more about what's going on and be in a better position to offer positive suggestions.

Mr Hun Sen, who grew up in a small village, has a better rapport with ordinary Cambodians than the French-speaking sophisticates of FUNCINPEC.

But Mr. Bloomberg, an independent, had a much better rapport with Mr. Liu's predecessor, William C. Thompson Jr., a Democrat whom he defeated in the 2009 mayor's race.

Mr. Barak is making efforts to establish a better rapport, including a cordial meeting the two men held in Israel this week.

The Smithsonian effort could help foster better policies for coastal ecosystems by centralizing all the information.

That should continue, as should American efforts to foster better relations between Iraq and the region.

Hearing, say, the whole of Beethoven's "Eroica" Symphony would foster better over-all listening habits.