Sentence examples for lost morale from inspiring English sources

"When we saw the way he attacked, we all lost morale.

Meanwhile, the English militia, short of supplies after four months' fruitless waiting, lost morale and were dismissed on September 8. Harold's ships were brought back to the Thames, with many being lost en route.

In large companies, it can take a year for a team to recover from the lost morale and shock of poor leadership.

The drug war has famously cost as much as $2.5 trillion in upfront enforcement costs, but the hidden costs of lost productivity, lost creative capital and lost morale almost certainly cost much more than that.

Some supervisors have lost morale.

Without the support of the community, the VHTs soon lost morale and stopped their work.

But he insisted Isis was quickly losing morale and ammunition.

They have also taken bases in the suburbs of Sayada Zeinab and Hajar al-Aswad.As the rebels gain in strength, the regime's forces may be losing morale.

"Anytime that you lose a series of cases — it's not unlike some of the sports teams — when you're losing, morale's tough," said Michael G. Cherkasky, a former executive in the district attorney's office who headed Mr. Vance's transition team.

It was the first of four sessions she plans in the regions during the finals, each starting with academy pros – for example, many schools' longing to be given their head – and the cons, such as fears that schools which remain maintained will fall behind and lose morale.

"You lose morale among staff and there's a risk of a talent drain.