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The demoralizing effect had been felt by the entire service.

"It is pretty demoralizing to us, because we come in every day and work hard."

And imagine the demoralizing effect that this is having on them.

But something happened on the way to what looked to be another demoralizing defeat.

This went on, like a demoralizing carnival game, for 25 years.

But I believe for the best interests of the team and myself we can do better without him as he was a demoralizing influence.

In six days, the lessons of a demoralizing loss had been learned.

Especially beware please of being at a party to any demoralizing home life.

"That's pretty demoralizing to the conservative wing of the party."

Washington's a demoralizing place unless you've something important to do."

It's just too demoralizing to be wrong over and over.

The coach said the political division had a demoralizing effect on the squad.

After Friday night's demoralizing loss, they were cool and calm.

Everybody else sat and had to recap the demoralizing loss.

Whether it was the most demoralizing loss in the franchise's history is open for debate.

The season started late because of a demoralizing labor dispute that began in 1994 and did not end until April.

The turnover, however, led to a demoralizing turn of events for the Giants.

One of the most demoralizing plays for the Jets came on their opening drive.

But that had a demoralizing effect on the team and his relationship with the team.

The demoralizing dawn cold greeted us as we left the hole.

He knew from experience there was nothing more demoralizing than being shot at without being able to fire back.

He led a demoralizing 18-play, 85-yard drive, completing all six of his passes.

The play was dubbed "the most demoralizing dunk of all time."

At least it was not as demoralizing as the meeting he had a couple of years earlier.

All this has had a demoralizing effect on fans.