Sentence examples for can be enervating from inspiring English sources

A single mother to an exuberant 4-year-old named Ben, she has health problems that can be enervating and, at the time she found Billy online, already had two rescue dogs in her home.

The infection can remain totally asymptomatic for many years or forever or cause cutaneous (itching and rash), abdominal (epigastric pain, pseudoappendicitis, diarrhea), respiratory (cough, recurrent asthma), and systemic (weight loss, cachexia) symptoms that can be enervating.

While many options have been explored in the search for robust, high-throughput analytical techniques to efficiently screen biomass via multivariate modeling, attempts to compare one lab's results with another can be enervating due to the lack of standardization in model construction and in the statistics reported for model critique (Table  1).

I imagine that could be enervating".

Yet pessimism need not be enervating.

Yet the strength of "Sahkanaga," its respect for its material and its characters, is also its weakness: a reverent pace that can be as enervating as a muggy day.

But law can be so enervating at times, with the legal briefs that are never brief, the Latin argot, and all those fore-letter words; therefore, wherefore, heretofore, theretofore, et seq., et al. Not so with physics, which is the paradigm of brevity.

It can be quite enervating to get bogged down with issues that are trivial compared with the main prize, which is promoting cultural change toward a more tolerant, welcoming and affirming America.

It was enervating, exhausting, overwhelming.

No doubt politics is enervating and awful.

''Meetings'': The very word is enervating.