Sentence examples for morale dipped from inspiring English sources

Then rumors spread Meredith was going to purchase the magazines and morale dipped.

A former company executive who is still in touch with many employees said, "Morale dipped dramatically when the layoffs occurred just a couple of months ago.

The ratings kept sliding and my morale dipped lower and lower.

As Donegal morale dipped, Monaghan outscored the 2012 All-Ireland kingpins 0-4 to 0-1 in the remainder of the contest to complete a comprehensive victory as they repeated last year's Ulster Final win.

Some protesters fear that the government's waiting game will be successful, and morale dipped on Wednesday morning.

Hi Matt, the regions seem to be going through a bit of a morale dip, except Ospreys, but they had theirs in the period when James Hook, Lee Byrne and Mike Phillips all departed.

By the third Test, England's morale had dipped and they suffered an innings defeat which was largely due to their third day's performance losing 15 wickets for 201.

The regime has also begun drafting reservists into the army, whose combat strength, on paper, of 280,000 men is being badly depleted by casualties, defections and dipping morale.

The King's Fund report also found that dipping morale of NHS frontline staff was among the chief concerns of finance directors surveyed.

Forest are third from bottom and morale at the City Ground dipped even further following Tuesday's FA Cup third-round thumping against Leicester City.

We've got lots of frustration and I think morale's dipping because we don't have the staff across the region to do that [LRT3].