Sentence examples for lowest morale from inspiring English sources

An ex-TSA agent on working for the department with the lowest morale in the American government.

The turmoil within the Pakistani Army has engendered the lowest morale since it lost the war in 1971 against East Pakistan, now Bangladesh, army observers say.

"The last few months have been incredibly tough for junior doctors, and have led to the lowest morale across our profession in a generation," said Dr Maureen Baker.

He introduced a "baking treatment" for the men with the lowest morale and the weakest heartbeats, which entailed seating them before the warm glow of the ship's coal stove.

The total resulting score ranged from 0 (lowest morale) to 11 (highest morale).

Litwin (2001) found that older people with diverse and friends-based networks had the highest morale, while those with restricted and family networks had the lowest morale.

Low morale and poor recruitment.

"Weak results mean low morale," he explained, "and low morale means weak results.

Among the Russian troops, low morale is rampant.

Imposition would exacerbate junior doctors' already low morale, they said.

This can lead to arrogance, fear, mistakes and low morale.