Sentence examples for less drain from inspiring English sources
Those that have this trio of basic services have more children in school, healthier families, less drain on medical services and improved livelihoods and life chances.
Apple have shown some sense in making the M7 processor handle motion data separately (this means less drain on the 5S's juice) but there's certainly more that could have been done.
One benefit of using something like a StormTag over the app, for those who have the option, would be less drain on your phone battery from accessing the sensors.
We've championed small homes because less square footage means less drain on our natural resources, but also because their savvy design and building methods are truly inspirational (no matter how low you go).
Harvey luxuriates in Parish's presence, not only as a musical peer but also as a protective force: "Interviews are less draining, less intense with John".
As early as last summer at least one regular inside the Bayern boardroom was talking about the club's eagerness to appoint a more easy-going, less draining replacement.
Don't forget that Danny Murphy couldn't play [due to injury] and that Steve Sidwell wasn't fit," he said, before stating that at least his resources will be less drained for the attrition of the Premier League.
With United leading the championship by a point Mancini is conscious that if City continue in Europe and United are knocked out Sir Alex Ferguson's men would be less drained.
The browser plugins have been attacked as a "modern-day protection racket" and criticised for harming the business model of free online publications, but users counter that they protect their devices from attacks of this sort, as well as making the web surfing experience faster, more pleasant, and less draining on mobile devices' batteries.
It is possible that well drained sites are more susceptible to singular drought events than less drained sites although examination of this would require more evenly sampled plots or dendrochronological techniques (e.g., Hogg et al. 2017).
Here, we use a network of 1279 permanent sample plots across western boreal forests of Canada to specifically test whether stands on well drained sites had greater temporal decreases in growth (here defined as biomass added through both growth of surviving stems and recruitment of new stems), and temporal increases in mortality than stands on less drained sites during the past half-century.
