Sentence examples for raise their morale from inspiring English sources

"We thought it would raise their morale to have us in front of them," said Massoum, one of three PKK commanders who run the camp.

In another passage, he said, "I worked hard on the new Kenyan and Tanzanian brothers to raise their morale and to clarify the fundamentals of jihad in their minds".

Brown may have edited out his team's lowlights to raise their morale, but they were clear to everyone: the Sixers turned the ball over 11 times in the first quarter, allowed Toronto to run off 11 points on fast breaks in the first half and failed to open up their offensive sets and rushed shots.

In an attempt to raise their morale and create a strong esprit de corps, the Army issued them beret insignias backed with the French tricolour and allowed them to raise the flag of France alongside that of Rhodesia each morning.

Syrian Prime Minister Wael al-Halaki was quoted as saying the attacks were prompted by "terror groups" who sought to "raise their morale after a string of defeats" by the army.

"I believe if the money had come early, it would have raised their morale.

Klopp is a progressive man, and has set his players the higher tasks of raising their morale after defeat in May.

In the face of difficult odds, Mr. Romney's advisers said, he had been the individual raising their morale whenever it sagged.

A study of the program in 1982 showed that the Institute has significantly increased teachers' knowledge of their disciplines, raised their morale, heightened their expectations of their students' ability to learn, and that it has, in turn, improved student learning.

Studies have shown that the Institute has increased teachers' preparation in the subjects they teach, raised their morale, and encouraged them to remain in teaching in the local, urban school district.

Along the way the insurrectionists captured Temosachi and Bauche, which greatly raised their morale.