Sentence examples for party morale from inspiring English sources

Party morale tanked.

Party morale "out in the country is very, very good.

As with Labour, there is no clear successor to start restoring devastated party morale.

The Liberal Democrats denied that the figures showed a drop in party morale or a sign of lack of enthusiasm.

Her decision to campaign in this election, and to do so with her children conspicuously at hand, undoubtedly gave a lift to party morale.

The belief is that if it were to drag on, it would do significant damage – not only to voters' perceptions but also to party morale during a campaign.

Company morale was lowered by an announcement, to which MacMillan and Field were party, that the two ballet companies would merge, with numerous job losses.

Most employers realize that a holiday party keeps morale up, said Mr. Davis of Flik International.

His fall from grace is a sharp blow for a party whose morale was already low.

More damaging to the party's morale, however, will be its results in leafy areas like Cambridge (where it was previously the largest party), Kingston and across south-west London in general.

There was a vast gulf between the public smiles and private despair as Gordon Brown and his senior ministers tried to pick their party's morale up from the floor after Labour's catastrophic defeat in Glasgow East.