Sentence examples for collective morale from inspiring English sources
The American economy is flagging, the country's collective morale is low, and Congress has about as much ability to affect institutional change as a middle manager who telecommutes.
Visconti's victory came after the peloton had agreed to neutralise the first 60km of the stage, a decision owing as much to collective morale and self-preservation as the presence of ice on the road to Mont Cenis, but the attacks began as soon as the summit came to sight.
He's resembled Brendan Rodgers at the start of the season, veering wildly from excuses to derision to ridiculous praise as he stumbles around desperately trying to put a fat finger on his team's collective morale-boosting clitoris.
That takes a toll on morale, and on collective bargaining power.
They restore morale, civic pride and collective memory.
The collective impact cannot possibly be good for morale at Citi, says John Whitney, a professor at Columbia Business School.
"My father mostly lent me morale support, but my parents' collective motto on science projects: 'It's your experiment, your ideas and your work,"' Ms. Grover said.
This article examines three conceptual models of social cohesion (collective efficacy, sense of belonging and feeling of morale) that are designed to explain the residents' victimization in Malaysia.
In July 1967, Coker devised "unusual and ingenious methods" to allow his fellow prisoners to communicate with each other within their camp, assisting their collective efforts to resist their captor's demands and improving the morale of American and Allied POWs.
It is a case study of how a failure in procedure leads to a failure of the process, which in turn results in the loss of group morale, decline in the performance of individual team members, and a failure in the collective performance of the group.
