Sentence examples for morale decline from inspiring English sources

It is a case study of how a failure in procedure leads to a failure of the process, which in turn results in the loss of group morale, decline in the performance of individual team members, and a failure in the collective performance of the group.

The Times has weathered reduced coverage, an unprecedented turnover of key staff, a nearly 50% workforce reduction and a companywide morale decline.

These chiefs were new to the job and had been residents, not faculty, during the prior year when the morale decline originated.

Much of the responsibility for morale decline was placed at the feet of the prior year chiefs, yet another unanticipated finding.

The Iberians' morale declined, and Sertorius, driven to harsh measures to maintain order, lost popularity.

The ambassador, who was visiting the island in an effort to lift local morale, declined to discuss any specifics.

At the Export-Import Bank of the United States, it declined 18.1 percentage points, and at the National Labor Relations Board, the measure of worker morale declined 12.6 percentage points.

As a result, No. 1 Wing had little to do and morale declined.

Several units of the Novi Sad Corps also disintegrated when morale declined after a number of friendly fire incidents.

Boredom continued to be a major problem for No. 1 Wing, and morale declined sharply in 1945 after No. 80 Wing left Darwin for the NEI and most of the Spitfires were grounded due to cooling system problems.

Tanya Biank makes a compelling case that without greater attention to troops' families, re-enlistment and morale will decline.