Sentence examples for raising morale from inspiring English sources
He also credits his no-layoffs policy with raising morale and productivity.
According to several accounts, Mr. Travolta flew to Ukraine in his self-piloted private jet in the hopes of raising morale in the embattled country, but only served to perplex Ukrainians with a brief but indecipherable speech.
"We know this didn't happen, so this is part of raising morale, part of playing with the emotions of Palestinians," Mr. Abusada said, suggesting that the Hamas statement on fishermen and border zones had a similar purpose.
With the huge personnel demands of Iraqi operations forcing repeated tours, extended tours and involuntary callbacks, such sensible steps aimed at raising morale and encouraging re-enlistments are welcome.
He had succeeded in lowering taxes, raising morale, increasing defense spending, and facing down the Soviet Union; but he had failed to limit the size of government, which, besides anti-Communism, was the abiding passion of Reagan's political career and of the conservative movement.
Hay, whose entire playing career has been at the Ayrshire club, reckons Johnston will immediately set about raising morale at Kilmarnock before assessing the squad.
It would raise morale and might even improve predatory behaviour.
On June 22nd the regime attempted to raise morale by increasing pay for civil servants.
But since becoming president six months ago, Ms. Toulantis has helped raise morale among the staff.
I mention this to try and raise morale, a useful exercise in trying times.
