Sentence examples for members getting to know from inspiring English sources

In Goa, one caregiver who did decide to take part was initially hesitant about receiving the intervention because they feared home visits may result in neighbours and other family members getting to know of the illness; for this family, the intervention was offered in an alternative community setting.

As a conclusion, a powerful strategy could be providing a cultural orientation session at the beginning and letting the team members get to know each other.

Eradicating the language gap could let Group members get to know each other across cultures, and realize how much they have in common.

Staff members got to know your name and requests to remove students were heard with greater concern.

Enjoy soaking in your new family member and getting to know her right now.

When group members are just getting to know one another, they may be hesitant to speak.

Highly self-monitoring students, who are more sensitive to their environment and to social norms, asked more matching questions when interviewing a high-status staff member than when getting to know fellow students.

Just know that if you don't know the Non-Member worlds and maps, getting to know the member areas, weapons, and game is going to be much different, and add to the challenge.

Students and orchestra members will spend time getting to know one another at a lecture-demonstration, rehearsal and dinner.

While the natural tendency is to have team members initially spend time getting to know one another, the authors — who studied 55 teams from 15 European and American companies — say that invariably ends up being counterproductive.

The members should start by getting to know each other, then developing a process, and only then should they tackle the substantive issues.