Sentence examples for draining support from inspiring English sources

"I am going to be draining support from Mr. Amicone and Mr. Farmer," Mr. Spano said.

In the short term the need for catharsis will draw New Yorkers to charities directly related to Sept. 11, draining support from other causes.

That appalling statistic is draining support for the Everton manager and his prospects of convincing such leading players as Romelu Lukaku to stick around.

Only a decade ago, no one opposed the Good Friday agreement more strongly than his Democratic Unionists, draining support from those who had chosen to compromise.

How can that be explained, when falling incomes are derailing Osborne's plan, boosting the deficit and draining support from the Conservatives?

Backbench MPs and former ministers such as Peter Kilfoyle and Doug Henderson have argued that Labour's failure to focus on its core working-class vote is draining support in its heartlands.

The party appeared to drain support from the Communist Party with nationalistic appeals.

Doing so could drain support from the guerrillas, who still represent a relatively small group within the ethnic Albanian community.

As a matter of mathematics, aides to Mr. Giuliani and Mrs. Clinton are wary of candidates who could drain support away.

Though Israel was trying to drain support for Hamas, he said, violence will make Palestinians only more defensive.

You might think that the current economic slump would drain support for businessmen, as it did in the Great Depression.