Sentence examples for is leaching from inspiring English sources
verb
To purge a soluble matter out of something by the action of a percolating fluid.
- Heavy rainfall can leach out minerals important for plant growth from the soil.
The damage from Allegheny's failure is leaching through the local economy.
If it's sandy, chances are that constant watering is leaching nutrients from the soil.
Now researchers say arsenic is leaching into a major drinking-water aquifer that serves Hanoi, Vietnam.
The resulting sediment is leaching into the coastal reefs at the edge of the airport.
Weathering is a disturbing influence, as is leaching or exchange by hot crustal fluids, since many secondary minerals contain rubidium.
And its obsession with privatisation is leaching away the public service ideals which lie at the heart of a caring and committed society.
Your mind is leached until you seem dim-witted even to yourself.
All colour is leached out of the ward except a haze of institutional blue.
"She just spent 20 minutes telling you how boring she is," Leach countered.
Acceptance is a slow process in which disbelief is leached from reality.
