Sentence examples for damaging morale from inspiring English sources

He said Ms. Fiorina had handled previous layoffs poorly, damaging morale at Hewlett.

But he has overseen a fall in circulation and last year sacked almost a third of the staff, damaging morale even as he cut operating losses.

People who wield power often have no idea what it feels like to work with them, and how their weaknesses are damaging morale and performance.

But the trick is to do this without damaging morale, or making relations with teachers and heads so toxic that they clamour for his dismissal.

Union officials contend that Chief Ramsey has enforced those rules too stringently, punishing aggressive officers and damaging morale in the process.

She understands that it is the childhood version of a job evaluation, that she has to convey strengths and weaknesses without damaging morale or motivation.

So the audits and introspection start to damage morale.

Predictably, the lack of information fueled rumors and damaged morale.

It has hugely damaged morale within the regiment".

For a generation raised on the Web, any restrictions will damage morale, those people say.

That can damage morale, inhibit recruitment and discourage re-enlistment, he said.