Standing above all others of this period in terms of historical impact, the theorist, critic, and painter Dong Qichang saw the proliferation of styles as a symptom of the decline in morale of the scholar class as the Ming became increasingly corrupt.
The administrative transition thus led to an initial decline in morale of health staff and resignation of key personnel [ 7].
In this study, we investigate the mechanism whereby firms are reluctant to cut wages and tend to implement layoffs by clearly introducing a parameter that represents the magnitude of decline in morale caused by wage cuts.
Amid tales of declining troop morale or of soldiers assuming draining humanitarian duties, America's volunteer humanitarian force -- the Peace Corps -- has been notably absent in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The decline of bureaucratic discipline and morale continued under the Taichang emperor, whose sudden death after a reign of only one month in 1620 fueled new conflicts.
In a time of declining morale, increasing cuts, shrinking pensions and of course the ongoing strikes, surely now more than ever public sector staff deserve a Christmas party to show that their hard work is appreciated.
Mr. Buchanan, a Republican who is seeking to run as the Reform Party candidate, suggested the Central Park sexual assaults were, at least in part, the product of declining police morale caused by criticism of police tactics over the past year.
The psychological forecast is mixed with a chance of declining morale, increased irritability and dwindling motivation.To be sure, the dire predictions are not specific to this mission or crew, which has got on remarkably well so far.
Citing reports of declining morale, recruitment and retention levels, the senators wrote that 'America's diplomatic power is being weakened internally as complex, global crises are growing externally". -- CIA Director Mike Pompeo is a leading contender to replace Tillerson if he resigns.
