Sentence examples for increasing spirit from inspiring English sources

Microsoft and Salesforce products work together and there is an increasing spirit of cooperation and camaraderie that Benioff expressed in his introduction.

This is leading to economic stratification within the Maa community, with an increasing spirit of competition and lessening communal and traditional obligations (to land and neighbour or clan member).

Another Labadie transcription -- this time, a rather dreary one of the Gravement movement from the Organ Fantasia in G, BWV 572 -- led into the Suite No. 1 from Handel's "Water Music," which gradually came together with increasing spirit and careful dynamic shadings.

But, in the interests of the increased spirit of transparency that the board was hoping to cultivate, the majority of directors supported disclosing the details immediately.

He said: "While the damage caused by the UK government's failure to respond to the economic downturn has not been fully repaired, today's employment figures, together with our positive economic output indicators, show that Wales can face 2014 with an increased spirit of optimism and confidence as our economy continues to recover more quickly than most other parts of the UK".

The combination of large financial rewards for these positions and an increased spirit of cosmopolitanism encouraged them and others to flock to Saint Petersburg.

Gottstein hopes to teach emergency preparedness to the public without being too overwhelming, "maximizing what games can do as far as increasing competitive spirit and making a fun, social environment," she told The Huffington Post.

Increased community spirit and participation was palpable as residents had access to a holistic approach to primary health care delivery that included physical, occupational, social and emotional wellbeing.

Increased community spirit and participation has been palpable as residents have access to a holistic approach to primary health care delivery that includes physical, occupational, social and emotional wellbeing.

Cutting duty on beer while increasing it on spirits punishes the UK spirits industry for its success in this harsh economic climate.

And that the state's role is not limited to reducing impediments to business investment but increasing their animal spirits.