Sentence examples for dampening morale from inspiring English sources

Space experts say the best and brightest often head for the doors when rocket lines get marked for extinction, dampening morale and creating hidden threats.

"Space experts say the best and brightest often head for the doors when rocket lines get marked for extinction, dampening morale and creating hidden threats," according to The Times.

Fábio Neira, a civil police commissioner, said the late paychecks had dampened morale.

Mr. Lott also said he would fight to bring more money to the Pentagon and fix the military's health care program, which he said has dampened morale and hurt retention.

The snotty little bitch also informed me that the word 'failure' has now been changed to 'deferred success,' for fear that the term could dampen morale.

This structural problem accounted for many cases of nonadherence and patients' dampened morale.

Increased costs will hit earnings, which will snag the stock price, further dampening the morale of those 60-hour-a-week Gatesians who slave away for stock options.

I believe many of us in the LGBTQ movement have learned that hiding behind our realities will only set ourselves back further by dampening our morale and portraying weakness.

It could also dampen the morale of government troops in other remote outposts.

The agricultural sector suffered from an outbreak of foot- and-mouth disease, which dampened farmers' morale and had adverse effects on their income.

These have not only threatened the survival of the nation but also dampened the morale of the people and their sense of national pride.