Sentence examples for morale drops from inspiring English sources

That's what it's meant to do and when it gets overextended, morale drops.

Questions about how long deployments last and how often troops are deployed become politically significant if morale drops among members of the military and their families.

The morale drops are hardly a surprise, given the hostility that Trump and many of his appointees have directed toward the agencies and their missions.

If everyone is pushing hard to get a product out the door, but one sulking individual is passive aggressive about working late, morale drops across the company.

They may or may not stop if the charging armies morale drops to losing.

As operations slowed, morale dropped and proficiency in mission control, hardware handling and other operations all declined.

The Education Department had a morale drop of 12.4 percentage points — from 59.7percentt in 2017 to 47.3percentt in 2018.

As we go along, the children chat happily in the back, morale dropping only briefly when the Peppa Pig train chugs past and they realise they'd rather be riding in that.

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Many did not receive any food in the morning, and the morale dropped significantly.

Boult's successor, Sir Malcolm Sargent, was popular with the public but had poor rapport with his players, and orchestral morale dropped.