Sentence examples for creates morale from inspiring English sources

I think it creates morale problems when the C.E.O.

"I think it creates morale problems, I think it creates productivity problems".

"The hang-time creates morale issues," says Casale.

But, while the two plays have much in common, Wesker's is the more considerable: he examines the failure of an ideal, whereas Coward creates morale-boosting propaganda.

Falling wages and disappearing jobs could also create morale problems in an industry in which small errors can produce tragedy.

"It would create morale problems if one person were allowed to boast about their huge merit bonus," said Sally J. Scott, a partner in the Chicago law firm of Franczek Sullivan, an employment law firm that represents management.

Perceived erosion of benefits, proposed or implemented, creates enormous morale, recruiting and retention problems and leads to perceptions of betrayal of trust among those serving, those retired and those who would join the all-volunteer force in the future.

Senator Carl Levin of Michigan, the panel's senior Democrat and a top negotiator in the conference committee, said: "It undermines the coalition and creates terrible morale for our troops to let them know they're coming out".

The fallout, however, has created a morale problem, Mr. Semo said.

The fallout from the investigation has created a morale problem on the patrol force, which no longer has much enthusiasm for ticketing drivers.

For more than a century after the accession of Leo III (717 741), a persisting theme in Byzantine history may be found in the attempts made by the emperors, often with wide popular support, to eliminate the veneration of icons, a practice that had earlier played a major part in creating the morale essential to survival.