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121, It may help to improve the labour turnover figures by improving morale, though this is not certain.

122, The major difficulties are overcrowding, lack of books and materials, and low teacher morale.

123, The will and morale and community of its people can founder.

124, In my opinion, the relative rigidity and compartmentalization of the program made for lowered technical efficiency and morale.

125, They say the report has already damaged morale and could ruin their careers.

126, But now I shall leave you with one final anecdote which impinges on both issues of morale and moral fibre.

127, Trying to raise efficiency and morale without first setting this structure to rights is like trying to lay bricks without mortar.

128, It may also waste time and energy; it may be unproductive; it may lead to hostility and to low morale.

129, Low job interest and morale could be improved by introducing pay incentive schemes(sentencedict.com), for instance.

130, This wasn't the sort of stuff that would help lager sales or public morale during wartime.

131, The army's sudden collapse has been attributed to poor leadership, exhaustion and poor morale.

132, But disasters like Blake and the Berlin tunnel do immense damage to the morale of intelligence agencies.

133, A win against the reigning world champions is always good for morale, but on this occasion it would be especially welcome.

134, Their morale was already low, their pay in arrears, their living conditions in camp at Finchley deplorable.

135, Proper training of food handlers has a vital role in improving their morale and motivation and ensuring that standards are met.

136, His astronomical travelling expenses all but bankrupted the club, and his non-appearance at over half the games sapped team morale.

137, Morale is reportedly on the upswing at El Pueblo, and we hope it continues.

138, The purpose of these tours was to boost morale and encourage a sense of identity amongst the company's 700,000 employees.

139, He had eaten in other rectories and had seen how deeply the poorer quality of meals could affect morale.

140, He decided his first task was to try to raise the battered morale of his troops.

141, The decision also represented a serious blow to the morale of the regulatory authorities.

142, The report had been generally very favourable and his and his colleagues' morale had improved as a direct consequence.

143, Most agreed the experience had dented their confidence and morale, leaving lasting memories of isolation and frustration.

144, He keeps up their morale and always remembers to see that they are thanked properly.

145, Is there anything distinctive about motivation and morale within the public sector?

146, Rose was not told this, for fear of destroying her morale.

147, Najibullah, who belonged to the local Ahmedzai tribe, flew to Gardez on Oct. 7 to bolster morale.

148, For the sake of morale, I had to get back to the people who were waiting for us in Porcupine.

149, After two weeks I discontinued them after determining they were not significantly improving morale.

150, A second head placed equal stress on the importance of trust in the promotion of good morale.