Sentence examples for affected team morale from inspiring English sources

Fassel acknowledged that the offense's failure to score a touchdown after the Dilfer fumble may have affected team morale.

Flower, who was speaking to the Daily Mail before tomorrow's announcement of the England squad for the first Test, denied that this latest incident had affected team morale.

This defeat affected team morale in the cup final with rival Apollon Limassol; although it was favored, the team lost 4 2.

The biggest thing that affects team morale is whether you are winning games or not.

In summary, it can negatively affect team morale and disrupt the job security of existing members.

You can start off by saying something like, "There's someone in the office whose attitude is negatively affecting team morale and productivity.

A: It's important to think of this in terms of treating all employees in an equitable manner, but you might also be misunderstanding how your actions will affect team morale.

"The simple truth is it's important for the U.K. to get a trade deal with the U.S., and right now that looks like a sure thing," said one London-based tech manager who works for a company with offices in both countries, and who reached out to us with details of how the ban is affecting team morale.

"I would hope that it won't affect team morale," he said.

Maintains team focus The departure of a key employee from the company affects team morale and can serve as a distraction.

Focus groups followed a similar format, with discussion focused on factors affecting team, rather than individual, morale.