Sentence examples for has been siphoning from inspiring English sources

SugarHouse, along with Pennsylvania's ten other casinos, has been siphoning away much of Atlantic City's gambling business.

But Mr. Santorum has been losing some important states by small margins — in some cases, by the amount that Mr. Gingrich has been siphoning off.

"We believe this is the first time an authorized servicer has been siphoning money from the machines on such a large scale," Mr. Evanina said yesterday.

Unlike the N.H.L., which has been siphoning off top Russian players since the Soviet Union crumbled, the N.B.A. has not found as rich a talent pool for players here.

Indeed, the United Nations has been siphoning off 28percentt of Iraq's oil export revenue to compensate claimants from the invasion in Kuwait -- and so far has processed only half of all claims from that war.

As the series opens, the former is in a spot of bother: he has been tipped off that France's anti-fraud squad are about to raid his offices, hoping to find evidence that he has been siphoning public money into a slush fund.

Luxury has been siphoned off by private jets.

The group says at least $1 billion donated over the past eight years has been siphoned off.

Much of the aid given to Cambodia has been siphoned off by Mr Hun Sen and his cronies.

Money has been siphoned elsewhere, to "health tourism"; ordinary patients must bring their own lightbulbs and bedsheets.

But what you cannot see is this: The entire valley has sunk in on itself over the years as the aquifer beneath it has been siphoned off.