Sentence examples for devastating morale from inspiring English sources

"You want to talk about devastating morale," he said.

"That's devastating morale".

Ms. Pestana, Casa Pía's director, says the case has devastated morale at the school but increased awareness of child abuse.

Example (noun): "The effect of the new policy will be devastating on morale".

This public display of division is devastating to morale and public image.

By the war's third year, food shortages devastated Confederate morale, prompting staggering desertion rates among the Confederacy's men and rioting among its women.

The Rams have devastated the morale of many opponents this season by hurling the ball deep, scoring quickly and taking the air out of a defense in seconds.

However, political upheaval had severely reduced the French Navy's ability to fight coherently and supply shortages had devastated its morale, significantly weakening the fleet.

Indeed, this was a destructive blow to the regime, one that has struck at its core and surely must have devastated its morale.

Nigel McCulloch, the Bishop of Manchester, spoke said that rejecting the idea of female bishops would be a "devastating blow to the morale of many, not least our female clergy".

Huber gives Samper high marks, crediting him with helping the museum recover from low morale and devastating budget cuts.