Sentence examples for break in morale from inspiring English sources
Last night I noticed a distinct break in morale.
It's true that bombing of civilians in World War II to break their morale elevated military terrorism to new technological heights.
Indeed, quite the opposite – historical interest in the report has focused on its subsequent use by Lord Cherwell in his highly controversial and contested efforts to use area bombing to break German morale.
Imagine the difference in morale between those two populations.
"It puts a huge dent in morale," he says.
The declining sales took their toll in morale.
In the Saudi city of Jeddah, Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari said Baghdad had asked for air strikes "to break the morale" of ISIL.
In a joint letter to Israel's attorney general in February, Physicians for Human Rights and the rights group Adallah said the law was proposed to "break the morale of hunger-striking Palestinian political prisoners".
It is a known way of breaking morale in all countries.
The disaster at Yorktown broke the morale of the governing class in London and paralyzed Britain's national will to make war.
