Sentence examples for draining too much from inspiring English sources

This is draining, too much to handle".

Second, the footprint of the international community is too large in Afghanistan - draining too much national talent and lessening the space for Afghan entrepreneurship and creativity.

It drains too much water, they say.

Developing nations often complain that foreign investors drain too much money out of their economies in repatriated profits.

It drained too much power on even the shortest hops, and never went farther than about 23 miles on a charge.

The first representatives stated that Nyko's Intercooler drains too much power from the Xbox 360, which was manufactured with enough power to support only itself.

"In 1996," says Velamuri, "Microsoft came out with its Windows CE operating system, and we started to see many different handheld devices come to market, and we thought they had lousy graphics and drained too much power".

Several times doctors took as much as six liters (1.58 gallons) of fluid from her belly — they couldn't drain too much for fear of causing her kidneys to shut down.

While some partners can invest a lot of capital, it will come with risks you may not want to take on; you could be stuck with an equity owner who may imperil your vision and drain too much time and energy that could have been used to build the business.

Don't drain too much though or you'll have cold ramen.

Convoluted, bleak and draining, too.