Sentence examples for bring morale from inspiring English sources

The slump in the economy, coupled with the acrimonious discourse over how much weight test results and seniority should be given in determining a teacher's worth, have conspired to bring morale among the nation's teachers to its lowest point in more than 20 years, according to a survey of teachers, parents and students released on Wednesday.

Struggling through another 12-hour shift revising in the library – something that comes harder with Jeremy Hunt's rhetoric bringing morale further down.

This also brings morale down and doesn't connect people to their work.

One who grinds your gears and brings morale down every time they come around?

The social movements that brought Morales to power have mobilised over recent months around demands for local development, and in defence of water rights.

The two veteran security chiefs will bring some morale to the weary forces and direction to the Afghan defense.

They bring the morale down and create an environment where everyone is scared to change anything for fear of the repercussions.

And then I have to say the results on track did help a lot as well, to bring the morale back into the team and to regenerate some new interest from the media, not only based on scandals but on the sport.

"Postdoc Blues," the latest single from Canadian singer-songwriter John K. Samson, follows the failed presentations and bumbling "dongles, sweat stains, and stares" that can bring down morale.

Lowering the bar (not the chocolate bar) a bit really helps bring the morale up and helps your guy feel like superman, which means he will want to impress you even more -- win, win!

Never bring their morale down by belittling their questions.