Sentence examples for likely to drain from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Stern's departure from broadcast is not likely to drain that type of radio of its audience base.

Martin Kramer warns against the reliance on the weakest elements in the region, which are more likely to drain Israeli power than enhance it.

On-going permafrost thaw in discontinuous permafrost regions produces significant amounts of small permafrost subsidence and depressions, while large lakes are likely to drain into streams and rivers.

A school like this, where a comic-book-making class is now offered but calculus is not, is not likely to drain applicants from Dalton.

If the roof has even a slight slope, however, or if adjacent roofs or walls are likely to drain to the flat roof then more serious loads may accumulate.

Both reports see the funds shaping up as a logical area of expansion for mutual fund companies but less likely to drain money out of mutual funds than out of individual stock portfolios.

The development group will likely have to drain the $5.7 million left in its reserve fund to service the debt and come up with additional money from stakeholders like Kimberly-Clark.

Depending on the severity of the blister, you'll likely need to drain it several times over the next two or three days.

The collection platform is an iOS app called Carat, which gives users personalized information about what is likely to be draining their batteries, in exchange for usage data.

But if the Israeli prime minister, Ehud Barak, moves toward taking Israeli soldiers out of Lebanon without an agreement with Syria, instability in Lebanon is likely to mount, draining any momentum out of the peace effort, diplomats in the region said.

Think about when you are most likely to feel drained and vulnerable, and make a plan to keep yourself out of harm's way.