Sentence examples for morale against from inspiring English sources

On the journey back to the United States, he had asserted that the use of American combat forces would encourage the coup and lift morale against the Viet Cong.

Agence VU noted that these death experience schools have a wide variety of clients, from depressed teenagers to corporate workers who often take part in the practice as a corporate team-building exercise to boost morale against the pressures of work life.

Ever since Evo Morales became the first Indian president of Bolivia last year, the country has been separated into factions: right against left, rich against poor, Indians against westerners, pro-Morales against anti-Morales.

"Scotland will come looking to play some rugby and had a morale boosting win against Italy and were unlucky to lose against France in recent weeks".

He said that the gathering had been called for a public reading of the Koran and to rally morale in Brega against the rebels, and that he had seen no sign of any military activity in or near the guesthouse.

The charges included broadcasting for the enemy, attempting to persuade American citizens to undermine government support of the war, and strengthening morale in Italy against the United States.

"But the streets of Jerusalem are a symbol, and parading on them would be an aggressive act against our tradition, against our values and against our morale.

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The United States' overwhelming air superiority was directed first against Iraq's military infrastructure and equipment and then against the morale of its forward troops, who could do little more than remain dug in.

Ross says of this bizarre irruption of the classical verities into the most extreme of contemporary contingencies: "the symphony became a tactical strike against German morale".

It fell to Admiral Fargo to weigh a desire to protect the morale of his fleet against the cries to punish an act of negligence.