Sentence examples for be exhausted in a from inspiring English sources

"Even if you have money, those resources are going to be exhausted in a few days". The city's "ti-marchants," mostly women who sell food on the streets, were expected to run out soon.

Handling charges are doubled if the ice is put in cold storage at the point of consignment; and, if kept in the car, the ice loses in weight and deteriorates in quality during the period of a week or more before a carload will be exhausted in a small community.

In March Hans Tietmeyer of the Bundesbank warned against admitting countries which only narrowly met the Maastricht convergence criteria:Should the margin for budgetary manoeuvre be exhausted in a member country, adaptation to differences in the progress of productivity would bear almost exclusively on the costs of labour.

While their alcohol sales remain 10 percent to 12 percent below the pre-recession peak, the clubs seem to have fared better in the recession than any other sector of the local economy, a commentary on human nature with implications too profound to be exhausted in a short Op-Ed article.

He immediately recognised her storytelling gift, calling her "my dear Scheherazade" because, he said, "I am sure your powers of narrative can never be exhausted in a single night, but must be good for at least a thousand nights and one".

Simply that, if rapid lending continues, existing loan guarantees will be exhausted in a few years' time.

In 2000 and 2001, the supply of H-1B visas was exhausted in a matter of months.

But the publicity value, he reckoned, was exhausted in a day or two, while contemporary stunts have greater reach and a much longer shelf life on the Web.

A succession of anonymous ambassadors are quoted in the article as saying the Foreign Office is "exhausted", in a "malaise" or suffering a crisis of confidence.

The government's original $1 billion allocation for the program was exhausted in a week, as dealers submitted 245,000 transactions to federal officials for approval.

The eager curiosity felt in regard to the questions involved in the discussions, may be judged by the fact that the first English edition was exhausted in a single week.