Sentence examples for bolstering morale from inspiring English sources

You'll be turning the other cheek and bolstering morale at the same time.

Crosby Kelly, Litton's former manager of investor relations, said at the time that this annual report was "something like a flag," useful in bolstering morale.

Mr. Dudley, an American who has been with BP since it bought Amoco in 1998, faces myriad challenges: dealing with the costs and legal consequences of the spill in the Gulf of Mexico, repairing damaged relations with federal and state authorities, bolstering morale among BP employees and, perhaps critically, winning back investors.

The sale is expected to bolster morale inside the company.

It has bolstered morale in the field and at home, lending a bit of electronic normalcy to the chaos.

Managers have been at pains to explain what was going on, partly to bolster morale but also because employees are the most important brand ambassadors.

Still, Arthur W. Bowman, editor of Bowman's Accounting Report, said that Mr. Berardino would have to work to bolster morale after the arbitration decision.

How does it bolster morale, prevent a disastrous exodus of social workers, and manage to recruit to vacant posts when "inadequate" is emblazoned all over the local press?

Mr. Akerlof argues that in real life, businesses often pay more than the market wage to retain good workers, bolster morale or create incentives to work harder.

To bolster morale, Mr. Daft has initiated a permanent casual dress code, institutionalized half-days on Fridays in the summer and issued early bonuses in August.

Tactics include avoiding the hiring of rabble-rousers (something Wal-Mart is accused of) and dividing people into teams, which bolsters morale and makes complainers unpopular.These tactics appear be to working.