| Invariably it is our key workers we equip with mobile technology and it is important they do not become demotivated by it. |
| No amount of rhetoric, clever policies, threats, or even extra resources will improve a service if the staff are demotivated. |
| John was vegetating and getting demotivated because of the lack of work opportunities. |
| To do so would have left many people above the top of their pay scale, demotivated by the knowledge that they had no hope of an increase. |
| As Ms Ramatali observed, the commission's failures to promote qualified teachers to principals have demotivated teachers and deprived schools of management. |
| There is no particular reason to say the police are demotivated or have low morale. |
