Sentence examples for loss morale from inspiring English sources

When a university suffers a loss, morale can plummet.

Studies in vivo also showed that administration of estradiol to ovariectomised mice treated with MPTP suppressed iNOS and nitric oxide production by microglia and protected against striatal DA loss (Morale et al., 2006).

Educators have reported a loss of morale and an increase in stress levels in the classroom.

The second consequence is a severe loss of morale in Whitehall.

The English church has largely avoided the catastrophic loss of morale experienced by Catholic authorities elsewhere.

Mr. Eisner's management style, Mr. Disney wrote, resulted in a "loss of morale throughout this company".

"The defence secretary must act urgently to prevent this worrying loss of morale among our armed forces and their families".

You run the risk of loss of morale and confidence, of loss of staff, which is a crucial thing in social work, and therefore a decline in standards".

This has been the case, for example, with unpaid community health workers: early successes with volunteers repeatedly give way to absenteeism and a ­longer-term loss of morale.

The human and social costs of unemployment are well-documented: financial hardship, emotional stress, depression, lethargy, loss of morale and status, shame, sickness and premature death.

This latest embarrassment comes after a 4-1 humbling at Villarreal on Sunday, a result Djukic claimed had led to a loss of morale among his players.