Sentence examples for effectively drained from inspiring English sources

Demand for these bonds, and their unusually rich yields, effectively drained money from other munis.

Casting herself as a defender of those who feel ignored by Parisian elites, she has effectively drained voters from across the political spectrum, including former Communists.

The surface of this tonsil has pits leading to lower lymphatic tissue as in the other two tonsil types, but these pits are effectively drained by small glands (mucous glands), and infection is rare.

The Court's application of that standard in this case effectively drains it of meaning.

It effectively drains the water out of the cooler, with no single place for people who have watched a particular episode to gather.

But in recent months, capital flows have reversed, effectively draining cash from the economy.A less-noted but possibly more potent boost to the economy is the pledge of Li Keqiang, the premier, to give extra money to China Development Bank.

Furthermore, local liquid levels cannot effectively drain parallel to the well due to the very low drainage angles (Edmunds 2013).

For example, the Treasury could resume its recent practice of issuing supplementary financing bills and placing the funds with the Federal Reserve; the issuance of these bills effectively drains reserves from the banking system, improving monetary control.

The merits of this measure are that it can intercept the relieved gas in advance and effectively drain it away before it enters the face area, eliminating the danger of gas flooding from its source.

Argentina has opened its economy to foreign investment but it suffers from bloated government payrolls and inefficient health and pension systems that effectively drain income from government coffers.

Pinchbeck Marsh was also part of Deeping Fen, but following the failure of the work carried out under the 1801 Act to effectively drain the area, an act of Parliament was obtained in 1832 to create a separate district, called the Spalding and Pinchbeck District, or Blue Gowt, as water from the 6000 acre feeds into the River Glen from the Blue Gowt Drain.