Sentence examples for destroy morale from inspiring English sources
Labour has said imposing the unilateral contract on junior doctors will "destroy morale" and bring "chaos" to the NHS.
The use of attacks from the air was designed to provoke panic, kill civilians and destroy morale.
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"Can the Health Secretary not see that imposing a new contract which doesn't enjoy the confidence of junior doctors will destroy morale which is already at rock bottom?
"The fact that hospitals are trying to find ways around contract imposition underlines the extent to which the decision to impose a contract that nobody wants would destroy morale in the NHS".
Employers were reluctant to get rid of staff because redundancies are expensive and destroy morale among those who keep their jobs, says John Philpott, chief economist of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development.
It destroys morale, replaces team spirit with envy and rivalry, and needlessly sheds goods staff".
"The cuts have so destroyed morale," he wrote, "that people are cutting themselves".
In fact, almost no multinational would consider ranking its staff and subsidiaries this way for fear of destroying morale.
He also accused the government of "sly briefings" to the media, blaming doctors for every failed policy and criticising pay, thereby destroying morale in the NHS.
