Sentence examples for crew morale from inspiring English sources

CASD, as it is known, is regarded as crucial by the Royal Navy for operational tempo, training and crew morale.

It's not about self-exploration — it's not about me — it's about making the best movie possible.' And as soon as I admitted that, it was amazing how the crew morale pivoted and suddenly everyone had my back.

I've heard it described as a "them and us" confrontation with airport security, but regardless of who might be to blame, and the reasons for it, it brings with it an impact on crew morale.

Alexandra Whitmire, of the NASA Human Research Program, said growing plants in space could raise crew morale.

In fact, he said that there has been a "180-degree turnaround" for the better in cast and crew morale, which he termed "dismal at best," until now.

The worse conditions get, the more owners and skippers must see to the crew's morale.

But that frustration has made many travelers downright unfriendly, further damaging the flight crew's morale.

Dee L. Mewbourne, on Thursday promised karaoke and video games to boost the crew's morale instead of the raunchy videos that cost Capt.

Expeditions into the unknown are fun, but each day spent sailing costs resources; as you travel your stores deplete, your crew's morale fails and you're soon searching for the next city to resupply.

Just as seamanship involves an understanding of wind and tides, of lieutenants' capabilities, of the crew's morale and of the seaworthiness of the vessel, chief executives have a deeper responsibility than just numbers.

Air crew's morale depended on it.