Sentence examples for being bled away from inspiring English sources

China's savings are still being bled away.

The electrical system on the 787, which has power levels five times higher than on Boeing's 767, is largely independent of the jet engines, reducing fuel usage because power isn't being bled away to run lights and other systems.

So a lot of the things people look for -- whether a positive experience in personal terms or a stimulus to the economy in collective terms -- just begin to be bled away".

Her house was bled away through credit-card cash advances and annual refinancing, all at crazy rates, all of which left my aunt penniless when she died a 70-something-pound skeleton in my arms.

The deep color comes from a winemaking process called saignée, or bleeding, in which the crushed grapes are left to soak with the skins, which contain most of the pigment, for several days, before the juice is "bled" away for fermentation.

It will, substantially, be lost in a series of bursting speculative bubbles, decreasing in frequency and severity as the excesses in wealth are bled away.

The game's coming to a wealth of platforms in early 2016, and might be a meditative companion of choice for when the day's greys need to be bled away.

Instead, talent has been bleeding away in recent months.

It rests on fears that the America we once knew is bleeding away.

Job-based insurance is bleeding away the viability of American businesses — even doctors complain about the cost of insuring employees.

Right from the start of the coalition, it was clear that support for the Lib Dems was bleeding away.