Sentence examples for morale to be from inspiring English sources

The survey also found low morale to be pervasive.

Several police officials said they considered talk of poor morale to be something of a fixture of life on the force, like the green globe lights that greet officers at the front doors of many station houses.

The headline scores do not tell us anything reliable about how the parties will perform at the next election, but it is better for morale to be ahead than to be behind.

Although the panel's conclusions are advisory only, Mr. Rumsfeld has made it clear that he considers improvements in recruiting, retention and morale to be among his top priorities in the coming months.

"If you look at the hard facts - we've been here for three months, we've won one game and Australia have outplayed us in pretty much every single game - you'd expect morale to be pretty low," Broad told BBC Radio 5 live.

"After 33+ years in GP I've never known morale to be so low.

Proposals there range from rechristening Bolivia with an indigenous name, Qollasuyo, to allowing Mr. Morales to be re-elected indefinitely.

Dominguez expected the auction for Morales to be over at least two weeks ago, but because of Morales's desire to play for the Yankees, he waited until talks with shortstop Derek Jeter were completed.

"Company culture and morale seemed to be bygone values".

Morale seems to be booming this spring as the Blackburn horses romp the prison fields.

Of course, whether that is fair to the employees or undermines corporate morale appears to be secondary.