Sentence examples for morale generated from inspiring English sources

The branch librarian in the late 1970's bemoaned shorter hours, staff losses and sagging morale generated by the city's fiscal crisis.

Instead of producing flour, Mr Morales plans to generate electricity, using water from his millstream and a newly acquired power turbine.

Gresta says that the uncertainty generated by Giardini's resignation has affected INGV employees' morale; he points out that some workers have staged a sit-in at the Rome headquarters in protest over job security.

Job identification and responsibility are essential for staff morale, with team cohesiveness helping them better withstand prolonged exposure to the stresses generated by the disaster (28).

The second is that generated by episcopal lies about clerical abuse which has had a devastating impact on lay Catholic morale, not to mention victims of child abuse themselves.

Aims were to extend current understanding of the mechanisms underlying good and poor morale on inpatient wards, and to generate potential strategies for improving morale.

But the attention Colonel Qaddafi generates is also a morale booster.

The only problem is that Facebook's share price has sunk so low since that it's generating scrutiny and may be hurting team morale.

Based on the response of the attendees, I am confident this meeting will pay for itself 10 times over in the business opportunities it generates, and not to mention, the improved morale of our team members.

He now uses them to generate games, incorporating variables like injuries, weather and morale.

Such digital humanitarianism aims to generate good will on the outside and boost morale on the inside.