Sentence examples for draining costs from inspiring English sources

America's continued military presence means constant refueling of this breeding ground and continued draining costs to add to those that already have gravely weakened our society.

Neither snob appeal nor the allure of crossing the Atlantic in only three and a half hours could overcome the draining costs of trying to maintain the aging high-speed jets.

Bertelsmann has been put off precisely because of the draining cost of the ITV Digital venture.

Thirsty green roof plantings are good for lightening the water load on municipal city drains, but they're even better for reducing the draining energy costs on big industrial buildings.

Still, producing the estimated 70 games became a financial drain, costing an estimated $2.5 million, a former executive said.

Of the environmental reasons, land quality aspects (e.g. damage to drains, cost of land change back to an agricultural use) was the most frequently cited environmental reason for not growing SRC and miscanthus.

Danny Alexander, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, admitted last month: "Too many of the old PFI deals were poorly negotiated... with high costs draining local and national coffers".

It's all part of a larger trend of health care costs draining more and more from people's wallets.

He said that legal costs were draining his money.

The chief executive claimed that housing costs were draining public sector workers out of the London, with talented young teachers forced to move overseas.

Initial steps helped to steady the airline, but by late 2007, cash was draining rapidly as fuel costs jumped, raising speculation that JetBlue, which had lost money in 2005 and 2006, might become a takeover target.