Sentence examples for morale terms from inspiring English sources

Monty has chosen to underline the need for it in a clumsy, convoluted and - in morale terms - a counter-productive way.

She hasn't scrapped products, hasn't controlled costs, hasn't improved morale long-term and hasn't done drastic cuts that are needed long-term".

Another part of the briefing report states in stark terms: "Morale of law enforcement agents and the people supportive of government on the decline.

Graduating medical students consider program characteristics such as the variety of clinical experiences and resident morale heavily in terms of overall priority.

"Contract imposition risks months of disruption to services, further damage to staff morale and long-term loss of staff to other countries – none of which would be in the interests of patients," she said.

But aside from the boost to morale and long-term recruitment, higher pay does not deliver measurable improvements in services.As in any occupation, sustainable increases in pay should reflect higher productivity or improvements in the quality of work.

Thanks to the difficulty of attracting recruits, those already in have to do more, which is not good for long-term morale, particularly considering that a typical cruise on a carrier is six months.

It's big for us in terms of morale".

My players gave up the game, both physically and in terms of morale".

"In terms of morale, she is the No. 1 person on board.

"Untold harm had been done, in terms of morale and recruiting for the laboratory," Mr. Schwartz said.