Sentence examples for restoring morale from inspiring English sources

Her main advantage is her potential for restoring morale.

Moyes now faces the task of restoring morale for Wednesday's trip to Arsenal, opponents who will be eager to make amends for their humiliation at Anfield.

"But while I'm personally in favor of electric and hybrid vehicles, C.E.O.'s today have got a full platter, with pressure on earnings, restoring morale, lifting stock prices".

He will soon be judged on how well he succeeds – or not – in improving trust in the BBC and restoring morale while coping with real falls in income.

Such skill will be in high demand as Mr. Schwartz, the new chief executive of Bear Stearns, confronts the stark challenge of restoring morale at the battered firm and weighing Bear's future as an independent company.

Mr. Brenneman's operational skills meshed well with the strengths of Mr. Bethune, a natural politician who rallied employees, restoring morale at Continental after years of financial weakness and labor strife.

They restore morale, civic pride and collective  memory.

The fall in murders and kidnaps restored morale, investment and economic growth.

Augustus' great achievement in Italy, however, was to restore morale and unify the country.

William Ruckelshaus, whom Reagan had brought back to the agency after Gorsuch's departure, restored morale.

He has presided over a dramatic improvement in the situation in Iraq, and restored morale in a badly demoralised department.