Sentence examples for morale fell from inspiring English sources

The Byzantine army, powerful in numbers but weak in morale, fell before the outnumbered but dedicated Turks.

It came close to collapse after running out of money in 1991, and morale fell further in 1996 when the length of the season was cut and musicians' salaries were frozen.

Morale fell among the rebels, and much angry criticism was directed towards Pedro Girón for his maneuvering of the troops out of position and for his failure to attempt to retake Tordesillas or capture Medina de Rioseco.

After retreating in good order, the army's morale fell and while Koniecpolski prevented the army's disintegration on 20 21 September, during the later stages of the retreat its resolve collapsed and the men ran for the river.

The more buoyant mood among investors was tempered by appalling UK GDP figures and a survey in Germany that showed business morale falling in Europe's largest economy.

With morale falling and work-related stress increasing across the NHS, it's difficult to see how the service can turn this around, and quickly.

Troops can either be killed outright on the battlefield or made to rout and flee the field if their morale falls below a certain threshold.

Frail older people in acute care hospitals are at risk of a range of adverse outcomes (including geriatric syndromes) in association with the hospital episode, including functional loss, delirium, loss of morale, falls, pressure ulcers, poly-pharmacy, prolonged hospital stay, discharge to nursing home care and early readmission [ 3- 5].

Mr. Morales fell off the gate head first.

Morale also fell in France and Italy, meaning that the euro zone's three largest economies are all witnessing a marked decline in the confidence that is crucial to get output growing again.

Morale has fallen in the past five years for two-thirds (67%), the poll of 1,020 teachers found.