ตัวอย่าง at a low ebb

• He believes that training is insufficient at the plant and that morale is at a low ebb, largely because of the working environment and the ageing equipment.

• At the time of hospital admission, a patient's functioning might be expected to be at a low ebb with greater opportunities to improve as the acute precipitant of hospitalization resolves.

• With investor confidence at a low ebb, hopes that the single currency will be launched on a strong economic tailwind look unlikely.

• Morale is at rock bottom and public confidence is at a low ebb.

• I cannot think where the party opposite derives its curious idea, which is hopelessly wrong, that saving in this country is at a low ebb.

• All the victorious nations today are at a low ebb of vitality.

• One does not wish to say anything which is exaggerated, but staff morale in electricity supply is at a low ebb.

• When the service is at a low ebb, when things are a shambles and when people have their backs to the wall, morale is low.

• This time last year our fortunes were at a low ebb, perhaps lower than at any time since the summer of 1940.

• When we took over, things were at a low ebb.

• Morale is at a low ebb; and trade too is depressed.

• The industry is running very much at a low ebb.

• Relations with the medical profession were at a low ebb.

• Confidence on either side is now at a low ebb.

• The morale of the police is now at a low ebb.