Sentence examples for generated pride from inspiring English sources

Hamas, the Brothers' Palestinian offshoot, has ruled Gaza since 2007, when it ousted the secular nationalists of Fatah in a swift, ruthless coup.That victory has generated pride but also trouble for the Brothers.

In much of the media, they generate pride.

"The challenge is to find new methods of generating pride.

In fact, traffic on LATimes.com was up by a staggering 187 million page views over December 2006, an extraordinary achievement and one that should generate pride in our ranks.

Taking on the emotional responsibility towards your fellow musicians in a kick-ass performance of a big romantic symphony, or a brand new commissioned Dance Suite, generates pride in yourself and your community.

Japanese business leaders rank Honda alongside the Sony Corporation as a Japanese company in name but a Western company in spirit, a combination that generates pride and criticism at the same time.

This generates pride in belonging to an organisation, and results in high employee morale and greater organisational commitment (Jaworski and Kohli 1993).

Rather than executing efficiently to generate pride and profits for its shareholders and family of employees, the Swiss banking giant now slithers along the margins of respectability.

Inspiring And Stretching Others: Pushing hard on others does little to generate pride, but inspiring others is a key to helping direct reports feel a strong sense of pride.

Even companies well beyond their startup days can create a culture that generates pride amongst current employees and attracts talented job candidates – that is, if they are willing to put in the effort.

To generate pride among the island's 15,000 residents, mainly fishermen and farmers, Lucien said, "We wrote a book called 'I Love Ile-a-Vache' and distributed it to all the schools so the people could appreciate their own history".