Sentence examples for maintain morale in from inspiring English sources

The Independent had praised his ability to maintain "morale in bruising situations".

"One such advertisement claimed, 'It is easier for man to maintain morale in the face of bullets than in the presence of invisible gas.' It argued that, unlike bullets, tear gas would 'isolate the individual from the mob spirit' and make the mob 'a blind stampede to get away from the source of torture.'".

He has also maintained morale in the Treasury through an exceptionally difficult period".

MattTempest regaled the tale of when an RAF plane crashed into the main station during world war one; an event that was kept secret in order to maintain morale.

"However, to maintain morale and discipline, this excusal should not result in an individual being relieved from participating in hardship duty".

The need to maintain morale and counter German propaganda was recognised early in the war and the War Propaganda Bureau was established under the leadership of Charles Masterman in.

Her citation reads: "For magnificent courage and endurance in Japanese prison camps, which helped to maintain morale among her fellow prisoners and also for saving many lives through her intelligence and watchfulness".

In these circumstances it was difficult but absolutely essential to maintain morale.

By this time, Baron von Steuben and Peter Muhlenberg, the militia commanders in Virginia, felt they had to make a stand to maintain morale despite the inferior strength of their troops.

That is when you will see the best results and maintain morale and engagement.

Hitler became increasingly desperate for results and for propaganda wins to maintain morale.