Sentence examples for cause morale from inspiring English sources

That can cause morale problems among upper management and directors.

He summarizes this conclusion by saying that our body does not act on our soul as a "physical cause (cause physique)" but only as a "moral cause (cause morale)" (Examen, OA, 38 150).

Mr. Richard has been chief executive since February 2010 and is credited with helping to restore stability after a major restructuring led by his predecessor caused morale to plunge.

They can help foment a wave of complaining that spreads quickly as other workers become more aware of their own dissatisfaction, she says, causing morale to plummet.

Some Catholics in Philadelphia said Cardinal Rigali's lack of forceful leadership to weed out sex abusers had caused morale problems.

At the same time, the intelligence community's perception that fear will be removed from the equation has caused morale to plummet.

The 2nd Army's command structure fell apart as Bagration was evacuated from the battlefield and the report of him being hit quickly spread and caused morale collapse.

The Staples center coverage (which helped cause a morale problem at the paper just before Mr. Carroll took over) was a special magazine section, not a single article.

Late on, Puskas had a chance to score but opted instead to wait and square it for Di Stefano, recognising the problems it could cause for morale if the Argentinian did not finish as top scorer.

This may cause huge morale issues within the Army.

Tactical situations such as attacking from a flank or a rear, or depriving a unit of allied reinforcements would also cause the morale of the unit to drop dramatically.