Sentence examples for collapse of morale from inspiring English sources

To stem the collapse of morale in the party, she has abandoned her policy of staying away from the hustings and has agreed to campaign for the party.

It was an admirable feature of the visitors' character that even the second goal, scored at a time when they themselves threatened an equaliser, was not sufficient to effect a collapse of morale.

The collapse of morale sweeping Labour ranks was laid bare yesterday when Jacqui Smith, the home secretary, and Tom Watson, one of Gordon Brown's closest political allies, revealed that they were quitting the government during a chaotic day that often appeared to be spiralling out of Downing Street's control.

Parallels were drawn between this new but shortlived figure in the senior echelons of Zimbabwe's government, and the country's first lady, President Robert Mugabe's wife, Grace - the "queen of consumers", whose spending habits have contributed to the collapse of morale in the country.

As hundreds of ISIS fighters fought their way from the desert suburbs into the city centre, Iraqi security forces suffered a dramatic collapse of morale despite outnumbering ISIS fighters by more than 15-to-one.

I can't helping thinking that had Carly Fiorina last autumn thoughtfully presented, in detail, her reasons for pursuing the merger, none of this acrimony would have occurred she might have even had her cake (Compaq) and eaten it (minus the collapse of morale and the family mutiny) too.

It is not due to superior weapons -- there must have been a collapse of Taliban morale".

This had contributed directly to a collapse of police morale and recruitment, and led to a crisis on the streets.

The report, he said, "has been used to brand every branch of the force as racist" and has led "directly to a collapse of police morale and recruitment".

None of them, however, was able to cope adequately with the major problems afflicting the country: peasant land seizures, nationalist independence movements in non-Russian areas, and the collapse of army morale at the front.

Instead, he traces how they came to be by painting an elaborate picture of the terror of the German invasion, the collapse of French morale following the first world war, the immense humiliation and fear of a defeated population.