If that doesn't work, inquire if they are really happy and satisfied with the relationship the way it is so that you get them onboard with you in wanting to make things better.
When one is interested in how something works, inquires into it, and then makes discoveries, the desire to learn more ignites!
A rare street-fashion vignette, often observed on Fifth Avenue in Midtown, is a group of strangers, attracted by one another's highly individual style of dress, who pause on their way to work to inquire of their clothes.
The lesson, at least according to Karissa Thacker, a management consultant in Rehoboth Beach, Del., is that employees who feel the need to express political opinions at work should inquire about their company's policies before speaking up.
reels, episodes of "It's a Man's World," and a letter noting his debt — "This series would never have occurred had I not been so influenced by your work" — and inquiring about the film and television rights to "Esmé." Salinger didn't reply.
Additionally drawing upon prior work, we inquired about clinicians' screening practices and their estimate of IPV prevalence among their patient panels [ 10, 11, 21].
But now at take-off, when (as always) I picture the plane crashing in flames, I joke to myself, "Not a bad way to go!" "What happens when all treatments stop working?" a friend inquires, as I consider which friends ask and which friends don't want to be told.
As it has been said, this work aims to inquire about the way academic and research networks are managed.
Laboratory activities can improve students' abilities to inquire, work in teams, select, present, discuss, and comment on results.
Those who work in aesthetics inquire into the ways that gender influences the formation of ideas about art, artists, and aesthetic value.
