Sentence examples for morale rather than from inspiring English sources

When times are tough, employers want team members who help maintain morale rather than contributing to the office moans.

Common to all is an increased emphasis on personal communication and programmer morale, rather than a reliance on careful documentation of written code that characterises traditional methodologies.

Emphasis is put on identifying and co-opting influential individuals, controlling channels of information and destroying targets based on morale rather than military necessity.

The authors found that the decision by top management to emulate the so-called "team" model, pioneered by Japanese companies like Toyota, had a generally negative effect on employee morale rather than promoting a sense of empowerment.

The conclusion was that a third of all of sick leave was due to psychological issues, mostly low morale, rather than to an individual's health or physical working environment.

He further suggests that the effect of the drenching fire was moral rather than material, in that it forced defenders to keep below-ground and sapped their morale.

Churchill's greatest passages are exhortations before they are explanations, exercises in elemental morale building rather than in explanatory eloquence.

Blackburn were simply dreadful, a disparate collection of low-morale individuals rather than a team.

Why has the motivation industry thrived? A. It could be viewed as, "It's easier to have these kind of events -- let's do a quick shot of morale-building rather than fixing the organization".

And the IMF seems poised to make one more (really, absolutely) final exception to its own rules and shell out $4.5 billion from next month.Perhaps the tall stories were meant to boost morale at home rather than influence negotiations abroad.

Maybe these tax reforms are largely about boosting the morale of their people, rather than winning many additional votes.