Sentence examples for morale for a from inspiring English sources

"In our research," Sedikides explains, "the Christmas party is among the most powerful engines of nostalgia – the shared positive memories of what we did at the Christmas party can sustain morale for a long time.

But forget workplace morale for a second.

If Sunday's march is even half of what the organizers say it will be, it will yield many new collaborations and relationships, and it will boost morale for a movement fighting incredible odds.

MacDonald, whose men lacked the morale for an immediate confrontation, received word that Caswell's militia had been ordered to join with Moore.

BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C1 Old Troubles at Child Agency The child welfare offices in Bedford-Stuyvesant, the neighborhood where Nixzmary Brown died, have faced high caseloads and low morale for at least a decade.

A boost for morale, a thrill for fans, but a flimsy construct on which to build a successful season.

It makes a statement about the importance of backing a particular area – and hopefully acts as a morale booster for a beleaguered sector.

Envisioned as a benefit for first responders and their families and a morale boost for a stunned city, the Oct. 20 show at Madison Square Garden attracted a who's who of classic rock survivors.

Nonetheless my presence there was a morale boost for a much abandoned man and I hoped the gesture would win me a small platform from which to campaign for him.

Nonetheless, I've just bought some Plasticine for the kids (OK, me), so as an hour of free top-class PR and a major marketing morale boost for a brand one might have assumed was defunct, it was a triumph.

It was a necessary morale boost for a team that had lost eight of its last 11 games.