Sentence examples similar to economically draining effect from inspiring English sources

There is no digital draining effect, just added impact.

It just seemed to continue and continue and it had a draining effect on the player.

In 1697 Elector Frederick Augustus I (reigned 1694 1733) became king of Poland (as Augustus II), initiating an economically draining bond between Saxony and the declining Polish kingdom that lasted until 1768.

Although government wells are free and constitute a vital water resource for the Badu, commuting to the wells is difficult and economically draining.

This is not to suggest that the financial cost of rearing children remained unchanged, but non-elite fathers and mothers seldom claimed that the rearing of children was newly economically draining.

'The Hum still has a terrible draining effect.

India is a much worse place because of the brain-drain effect.

Its main tenet is that the periphery of the international economy is being economically exploited (drained) by the centre.

Economically, the effect is exactly the same as the export from the United States of an expensive tangible product.

When an error occurs it has a physically, emotionally and economically traumatizing effect upon the patient.

Economically, the chief effect of the strike was to hasten the decay of the huge British coal industry.