Sentence examples for leeching away from inspiring English sources

These images uniformly mark the leeching away of hope: I set out for the Arkay for the first time at 8 a.m. on 31st July.

He thinks the CAP, despite "leeching away the entrepreneurship of farming", has worked, but that successive reforms have been watered down or come too late.

That wish is fulfilled by the Nobodaddy, a doppelgänger of Luka's father who is sapping his energy and, in turn, leeching away the possibility of myth and enchantment.

In 2003, US efforts to marginalise Yasser Arafat by leeching away his presidential powers into the embrace of the prime minister, Mahmoud Abbas, collapsed.

Everyone was asssessed in detail over the course of a month from the start of treatment, and more generally over the course of three.In this section Thanks for no memory Leeching away pain Bursting with controversy Perishing publishing ReprintsThe result was that leech therapy beat diclofenac for pain relief, particularly in the first week after application.

Rather than abuse their experimental subjects, though, they merely showed them streams of words on a computer screen.In this section Thanks for no memory Leeching away pain Bursting with controversy Perishing publishing ReprintsTotalless recallSome of these words (murder, massacre and so on) had bad connotations.

Military men, spies and politicians leech away state resources.

It can be leeched away by constructive policies, by greater understanding between communities and simply by the passage of time.

The army's once-unchallenged authority has leeched away to a set of rambunctious broadcast media, an activist supreme court and civilian politicians who this year successfully transferred power from one elected government to another a first for Pakistan.

Labor brokers that leech away months of a worker's hard-earned wages.

Think of the crippling effect of agonizing over a past mistake; the positivity you might have pulled from it and applied to the current moment is leeched away by regret.