Sentence examples for morale loss from inspiring English sources

Some time after this Graf was ordered not to fly operationally anymore, as the High Command was concerned about the potential morale loss if he was to be shot down.

However, HIV/AIDS also generated huge HRH wastage in all its manifestations: deaths and illness among health workers, fear of infection, heavy workloads, absenteeism, stress, burnout, demotivation, low morale, loss of productivity, public-sector attrition and the exodus to other countries [ 4].

"And that has led to low morale, some loss of discipline and sloppier performance, including the intentional violation of nuclear safety rules".

With such obstacles, there is weakened morale and loss of membership.

The aftermath of a morale-crushing loss in the Heineken Cup – Leicester's first defeat in 26 European matches in their home city since Munster won at Welford Road in October 2006 – was not the time to expect chipper responses from Toby Flood in his first comments on his move to a French club this summer.

The first is a decline in the army's popularity after the rule of Musharraf, and in its morale after losses in the unpopular campaign against the Pakistani Taliban, which has made the military reluctant to intervene directly against the will of the people.

After all, it will be much easier for Broad and Anderson to come into a team that has built up some confidence than one that is battening down the hatches after another morale-sapping loss.

The Royalists, on the other hand, were plagued by poor morale, heavy losses and a lack of supplies, having used 80 of their 90 barrels of gunpowder.

To avert the potential damage to morale from the loss of a battleship, Mutsus loss was declared a state secret.

When a university suffers a loss, morale can plummet.

Previous articles dealt with the department's morale problems and loss of senior supervisors to retirement.