Sentence examples for the morale issues from inspiring English sources

Speaking at F.E. Warren after touring the missile site in Nebraska, Hagel did not refer to the suspended officers in Montana, and he only indirectly spoke to the morale issues in the force, praising the troops for their work and telling them the American people were counting on them.

But according to the authors, morale issues remained.

The West will have morale issues going into the summit; the Europeans have been playing some very messy ball these past few weeks; and the U.S. is not used to coming from behind.

Yet despite the magazine's staffing and morale issues, the weekly is in good financial health these days.

"The hang-time creates morale issues," says Casale.

This may cause huge morale issues within the Army.

But morale issues predate the strike.

The agency, which struggles with morale issues, has seen several prosecutions in recent years involving drug smuggling and theft of passenger property.

CHEYENNE, Wyoming, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel praised troops in the U.S. nuclear missile force on Thursday for their professionalism in executing a difficult job, only to be reminded of morale issues facing the unit when two launch officers were suspended in a drug probe.

But he conceded that morale at the corporation had taken "a real knock" over questions about the quality of journalism in the Newsnight report, and added: "There are morale issues frankly about whether managers are on their game".

Which brings us back to the current raft of disciplinary and morale issues, and why top military leadership is going through a whole lot of public handwringing about the US nuclear arsenal.