Sentence examples for sagging morale from inspiring English sources

Within the S.E.C., issues of sagging morale remain.

The victory bolstered sagging morale and electrified the struggling nation.

They bonded on convoys down the treacherous roads and turned to sports to boost sagging morale.

To improve sagging morale, General Powell said he would try to "empower" the professional diplomats.

Mr. Reilly said he would make it a top priority to improve sagging morale among guards.

He recommended giving better prospects, and thus a lift to the sagging morale, to the under-recruited prison staffs.

Lloyd George was sufficiently concerned about sagging public morale in 1917 to encourage the creation of a propaganda body, the National War Aims Committee.

The genesis of the campaign was the crisis facing Apple last year when Steven P. Jobs returned to run the company, which was confronting huge problems that included plunging market share, declining stock value and sagging employee morale.

For years, employee engagement scores have declined despite the millions of dollars companies invest to boost sagging workforce morale.

The raid led by Lt. Col. Jimmy Doolittle was a boost to sagging American morale.

During the Vietnam War, the government commissioned scientists to produce canned kimchi in order to bolster sagging troop morale in Southeast Asia.