Sentence examples for morale collapsed from inspiring English sources
They took 33 points from their following 13 games, though, before morale collapsed in the final couple of weeks of the season.
Instead, this week morale collapsed, nervous troops scattered to the bushes and calls came from the officer class for the ranks to regroup and restore order.
It's right to admit that in some families morale collapsed long ago, leaving two or three generations in a passive, depressed no-man's land, outside the rest of society.
Even with the relocation packages, salary and stock bonuses we offered, along with a clear timeline of our plan, people were not sold — morale collapsed in that instant.
Those numbers are made worse by another trend: The size of the Afghan security forces dropped by about 10percentt over the past year, as morale collapsed under increased insurgent attacks, desertions, and government corruption.
He wondered why a country with nuclear weapons could see its morale collapse "every time a bus explodes".
There is a significant morale collapse among the so-called Iraqi army which is merely made up of sectarian militias.
He wondered why a country with nuclear weapons could see its morale collapse "every time a bus explodes". He marveled that Israel could feel so powerful and so vulnerable at the same time, but he knew the reasons, the history of pogroms and genocide, well enough.
The 2nd Army's command structure fell apart as Bagration was evacuated from the battlefield and the report of him being hit quickly spread and caused morale collapse.
