Sentence examples for sinking morale from inspiring English sources

In 1860, already struggling with sinking morale and alcoholism, he moved to New York City.

Or at least the most familiar prescription of work in the U.S. I grew up in Silicon Valley, too young to understand the dot-com bust but old enough to see the sinking morale.

He had his own theory about the sinking morale: it was partly caused by the incessant work, but it also had a psychological component, in that people could not witness the physical manifestations of their work.

In the second, the ghost tells the poet, "Cheer up your heart my Son; why grieve you so: / Your Country in her breast still carries Bruce, / And ne'er shall be enslaved... .. McIlvanney now traces Burns's sinking morale.

The reshuffling marks a new stage in a long estrangement between civil servants and Trump loyalists at VA, where staff upheaval and sinking morale threaten to derail service to one of the president's key constituencies, according to current and former employees.

Mr. Emanuel's decision to reject the Chicago Police Board's suggestions and declare his own choice appeared aimed at satisfying black and Latino aldermen, who had voiced concerns about outside candidates, as well as at shoring up sinking morale among the police even as murders and shootings have soared.

Ed Lennon, president of the State Troopers Fraternal Association of New Jersey, said Colonel Dunar "has chosen to sink morale to its lowest depth ever".

The company's chief executive, Iggy Fanlo, ran the e-commerce site Shopping.com during the first dot-com bust, and he said he recalled how wave after wave of layoffs sank morale.

The risks of longer waiting times, the clogging up of primary care services, cancelled operations, instability in some major hospitals, and sinking staff morale looms closer.

Quinn's time as general registrar has been marked by sinking employee morale in an office that had five general registrars in the 10 years before she took over.

It has been a rough stretch at Disney, with fewer films being released -- about 14 this year, for instance, compared with double that just a few years ago -- and sinking staff morale.