Radical pro-market reforms are typically introduced in response to economic crises when organized labour resistance is demoralized by high unemployment and the absence of viable alternatives.
Such activities would be a demoralizing public spectacle, analogous to tolerating the starvation on the public streets of poor wretches who had gambled unwisely with their lives in other ways.
The prospect of being unemployed and of being subjected to a new war, in a word the terrible uncertainty of the current situation, has a strongly demoralizing effect.
In applied linguistics, the questioning of unity is usually construed through objections to autonomous monolingual language policies imposed on a variety of hierarchically demoralized and subjugated linguistic minorities.
This results in diminished relationship and demoralizes both patient and health professional.
Erring too far toward centralization will prove stifling, demoralizing, demotivating, and disempowering.
More seriously they demoralized staff whose constant financial vigilance was essential to economy.
Therefore, it seems likely that racism and discrimination would cause children to feel helpless, demoralized, and discouraged.
