Sentence examples for drain not only from inspiring English sources

Taking on the huge US market can drain not only financial resources but management time too.

Specifically, if the electrostatic doping is controllable individually for source and drain, not only the n-type and p-type FETs can be realized [29] but the device can also be switched into a TFET mode of operation which allows tuning to devices from conventional to low-power operation.

By 1960, when independence was declared, the traumatised nation was ripped asunder, fractured, drained not only of minerals but of human resources: an insufficiently educated nation left to stagger on unaided.

Power has drained away not only from the political parties in the country, but from parliament itself, and even from the cabinet.

Water, without which the life would not exist, may significantly reduce lifetime of a bridge structure, which is not well drained, and not only from the surface of bridge deck, but also from its covering.

Broadening the drain gap not only improves the linearity of the output voltage, but also clearly makes the error correction factor consistent for both concave and convex MAGFETs.

All that gunk going down the drains is not only bad for the water supplies it ends up in but will ultimately clog the drains and costs money to be fixed.

However, when the two pressures are different, the modifications brought to the effective flow surface in the drained case involve not only a shift along the hydrostatic axis but also a change in shape and size of the surface.

But completing a senior thesis project in a school for fashion design will not only drain your energy, but also your bank account.

Since MLN not only drain the gut but also systemic sites such as the peritoneal cavity and since the spleen is the secondary lymphoid organ draining the blood both responses could play a role in controlling a systemic infection occurring at this stage [ 52].

All of this obsessing and overusing our technological advances is not only draining the power sources of Con Ed, it's been draining me.