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It was a subject of tremendous litigation, it had a complicated asset profile, and the employee base was demoralized , " he said. "

Perhaps another army, split apart like this behind the enemy's lines, would have become demoralized and disintegrated.

The fact remains that Haig gave substance to a vague necessity and a sense of direction to a demoralized Administration.

This demoralized Janos so much that, while he continued to work on mathematical problems, he published no more.

In recent interviews here, employees said the typical Foxconn hire lasted just a few months at the factory before leaving, demoralized.

Accommodation failed to placate the critics and may have demoralized supporters of a strong defense.

Hurd's obsession with driving up profits left the company's staff demoralized and its ability to innovate hamstrung.

Now that they were so much in the spotlight, and in the money, they fell into bickering, demoralized, warring factions.

This was not only convenient, but also did away with the kind of replacement depots which so demoralized our young officers during the war.

You can't be the sort of person who gets demoralized easily.

The enemy troops were exhausted and demoralized.

The enemy troops being exhausted and demoralized, our troops won a series of victories.

His virtuoso style of diplomacy during the first Nixon term left the State Department demoralized and Congress just another spectator.

Bad weather and many defeats demoralized the enemy.

Even worse, a job hunt is often a demeaning process. The rejection can leave you demoralized.

And unless you're completely demoralized, I don't see that happening any time soon.

A normal pig would fight off his molester, but a demoralized pig has stopped caring.

Some analysts explain the diffidence by pointing to the drawn-out recession of the 1990s, which left the country demoralized and d in debt.

Those who don't think they have the gift also become defensive and demoralized, and often opt out as well.

I would leave demoralized, staring at my feet.

Many Christians are frightened and demoralized by tempting thoughts, feeling guilty that they aren't "beyond" temptation.

Now, a bite on the tail is so painful that even the most demoralized pig will mount a struggle to avoid it.

By the time he was done, the employees were more confused than ever, demoralized, and drained of energy.

You may find that some have those end-of-season-blues and are sad, demoralized or simply exhausted.

In a generation, they have descended from proud working class to demoralized underclass.

Could this kind and worthy woman be " demoralized " "rubbish of the universe" ?

The resulting conflicts in policy, and the continual changing of plans, soon demoralized the department.

The apparent lack of control has demoralized America's allies , who are having a hard enough time keeping their publics on side .

My mother was slowly dying of cancer, and our household had become agrim and demoralized place.

The very practice is demoralized, and the practitioners are demoralized.

Xerxes's losses will be so great , his men so demoralized.

Losing was a disaster only if you let it demoralized you .

The troops were thoroughly demoralized by this set-back.

Iran's reformist opposition limps on, but is quiescent and demoralized.

an inconsistent policy that demoralized the staff.

Fortunately, you just are disturbed mind, but not demoralized.

9, Poor working conditions lead to demoralized and unproductive employees.

The biggest reason founders stop working on their startups is that they get demoralized.

The army was demoralized by defeat.

Even if you get demoralized, don't give up.

A beginner who follows too many stocks bites off more than he can chew, falls behind, and becomes demoralized .

Although the development in science and technology was fast, people were demoralized because of lacking the ideal.

a little demoralized . - caesar demoralized