Sentence examples for damaged team from inspiring English sources

The 64-year-old has taken Spurs to third in the Premier League having taken over when they were in the relegation zone in 2008, and has the force of character to repair the damaged team spirit from Capello's watch.

It can be viewed as an opportunity for the Gunners to show their mettle but also as the worst type of hazard for a damaged team.

Scolari's argument was that Lollichon's methods were introducing mistakes to Cech's game and damaging team spirit.

The BOA said that one of the reasons for filing the appeal was that the "presence of athletes who deliberately cheat within Team GB would damage team morale, atmosphere and cohesiveness".

While a boss who encourages healthy competitiveness within an environment where everyone has equal chances of proving themselves can be a positive motivational strategy, the boss's expectations become problematic where he or she is "playing favorites" and is actively creating a divisive, mistrusting workplace culture that damages team spirit.

"The prospect of a second series had the potential to damage teams' sponsorship plans as well as Bernie renewing long-term TV contracts," said Chapple.

Rakuten plays in Sendai, a city devastated by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami, which damaged the team's stadium.

At various points this season, Arsène Wenger has somewhat surprisingly spoken about how certain results have "psychologically damaged" his team.

The bar-room consensus at the Kingsmeadow, where framed photographs were going for more than £1,000, was that the documentary had damaged the team's legacy.

Johnson did concede that off-field events such as Mike Tindall's night out in Queenstown and reports that James Haskell, Chris Ashton and Dylan Hartley verbally harrassed a female hotel worker,  damaged the team.

It was a result that ultimately damaged both teams' play-off ambitions, with Rovers now seven points behind sixth-placed Reading and Brighton three points back from the Royals.