Sentence examples for fighting morale from inspiring English sources

He drew a distinction between morale and "fighting morale".

During World War II, Coca-Cola was considered so vital to the fighting morale of America's servicemen that Eisenhower once sent an urgent message from North Africa requesting an early convoy loaded with three million bottles of Coke and equipment for producing twice that amount monthly.

And I would never, even at the time of our most serious losses, have permitted that these men be given an order which was unethical or which would damage their fighting morale; much less would I myself ever have given such an order, for I placed my whole confidence in that high fighting morale and endeavored to maintain it.

An Aymara Indian who cut his political teeth as a leader of coca-leaf growers fighting eradication, Morales is disliked in Washington but is popular among Bolivia's nearly two-thirds indigenous population.

After Emanuel named Johnson as interim superintendent last month, the department said in a statement that it was "re-energized" to focus on fighting violence, improving morale inside the department and restoring residents' trust in the police force.

The recapture of Baiji refinery after months of fighting would boost the morale of the Iraqi government, though its most effective units are often Iranian-backed Shia militiamen.

People on the other side of the world saw it, when the world was fighting a war of morale and conscience.

His organizing abilities and logistical understanding brought order out of the chaos of defeat, and he was brilliantly successful in whipping the army into a fighting unit with high morale, efficient staff, and effective supporting services.

The IDF has refuted these allegations.Mr Ashkenazi is seen by many Israelis as having restored the morale and fighting efficiency of the IDF in the aftermath of the troubled 2006 Lebanon campaign, while Mr Barak is given little credit.

As C.I.A. director since 1997, Mr. Tenet, who is 48, has gained widespread support within the spy agency for rebuilding morale and fighting for more resources after years of post-cold-war budget cutbacks.

Speaking to the Guardian four days after the typhoon ravaged his city, Guiuan's mayor, Christopher Gonzales, was fighting fatigue and low morale, the bags under his eyes showing his stress.