Sentence examples for hurting morale from inspiring English sources
Michael Hynes, a Continental pilot, said the uncertainty about knowing who would be laid off was hurting morale even more.
We recently parted ways with our largest client because they were hurting morale and putting our reputation at risk.
But heavy use could make that field unsuitable for games, so Llano might have to play its entire schedule at opponents' homes, hurting morale — and the local economy.
Dorothy Worrell, the organization's executive director, has halted the layoffs for the moment, but she said the uncertainty was hurting morale among workers and families.
Federal workers themselves have long complained in annual surveys that their agencies do not deal with poor performers, hurting morale and efficiency.
Democrats said the measure was a response to the Bush administration's decision to quickly send units back to Iraq in order to provide the forces needed for its troop buildup, a decision that Democrats said was straining the military, hurting morale and destabilizing military families.
The retrenchment has hurt morale among lower-tier workers.
The vacuum, he said, has hurt morale among the musicians.
The involvement of Shia militias would have hurt morale.
All this affected their numbers, which hurt morale even more.
