Sentence examples for deteriorating morale from inspiring English sources

Restoring Yahoo's cool — from revitalizing behind-the-times products to reversing deteriorating morale and culture — is hard to do if people are not there, Ms. Mayer concluded.

Alarmed by the carnage and deteriorating morale, the top guns at the program — only slightly younger than the ancient Torgu — suspect network sabotage by number-crunching suits.

America's Afghan foray is looking bleaker by the week, with deteriorating morale among the troops following on the heels of a foreign policy that is literally up in the air, balls rotating so fast that nobody has a clue of how many, how fast or when to catch them.

Residents identified the following factors as the major contributors to deteriorating morale: 1) Pace of change 2) Process of change 3) The role of chief residents in change 4) Fear of intimidation and retaliation.

Our goal in this work is to evaluate the utility of focus group methodology to uncover in detail the reasons for residents' deteriorating morale in an IM residency program, as well as to solicit suggestions for correction.

Ford also had deteriorating employee morale, an ego-driven and backbiting culture among executives, and an awful credit rating that, by early May 2005 had been downgraded to junk-bond status.

Paperwork, or documentation, takes up as much as a third of a physician's workday; and for many practicing doctors, these administrative tasks have become increasingly intolerable, a source of deteriorating professional morale.

"It's open to potential drift and, in that drift services could deteriorate, staff morale could go down.

The unclear job description also deteriorated working morale and led to a rapid turnover rate among the nursing personnel.

The government, which is worried about deteriorating security and morale, has declined to confirm the grim record or provide official tolls for those earlier attacks.

He asked for a show of hands of those who believed that morale was deteriorating.