Now it is drone-pilot morale that worries some.
So she saw a value in terms of national morale that went beyond considerations of price?
Such historical knowledge was behind Mancini's declaration, designed to bolster Bridge's morale, that City boast England's best left-back.
While the battle was indecisive, it is difficult to exaggerate the profound effect on morale that was produced in both regions.
Critics contended that Christopher Cox, her predecessor, left an agency with low morale that was ill-prepared to cope with the financial crisis.
"In part, this dispute is a symptom of frustration and low morale that has been building for decades and the strain that a career in medicine can place on your work-life balance.
The first warned of the "damage to morale" that could result from cuts in the defence budget, and the second opposed a significant increase in Britain's foreign aid spending.
In addition to moving more officers into the patrol and detective ranks, a primary goal of the redeployments is to tackle the dismal morale that has been plaguing the department, the official said.
And just as important, they sometimes assume that the public psychology, and the narratives that influence the morale that is so important in achieving victory, is the same as in the last war.
So concerned were Andersen's executives about employee morale that, in an effort to soften the effect of news articles expected to be critical, they distributed e-mail alerts to staff members before the accounts were published.
When the hopes of tens of millions of people are flushed down the toilet, it can't help but impact on everyone and everything - knocking the nation's morale that could otherwise see it through the tough times.
