Sentence examples for potential drain from inspiring English sources
It reduces a potential drain on cash at a time when investors have become increasingly worried about how the company will pay off the Guidant debt.
Senator Charles Schumer of New York, among others, has correctly called this a giveaway to the farm states (ethanol is derived from starches, mainly corn), a potential drain on the Highway Trust Fund and a threat to clean air.
This means higher energy prices in the UK, in Europe and in other Western consumer markets leading to higher living costs, higher rates of inflation, and a potential drain on our economy.
Aetna bought NYLcare, a managed care company, in 1998 and the money-losing health care business of the Prudential Insurance Company of America last summer, raising concerns about a potential drain on Aetna's profits.
Advocates of managed migration need to recognise that there are both costs and benefits from migration for both developed and developing countries - concerns about both the pressure on social services in the south-east of England and about the potential drain of talent and skills from poorer countries.
These days, Sadlier admits it would take a lot for them to move abroad again, with the financial benefit of higher wages offset by the potential drain of costly international school fees.
Some could presumably switch to coverage offered by their spouse's employer, but many others would potentially feel the pain, giving rise to concerns over a potential brain drain of Congressional staff members finding other employment.
The Fed also wants to look at whether the ratio has underemphasized the potential liquidity drain from banks' trading operations.
This will lead to a potential brain drain similar to what southern-Europe has been suffering from during these last years of financial crisis.
If Van Gaal does leave and Woodward then brings in a third manager who fails, the 44-year-old faces a potential power drain.
Witty also highlighted concerns about a potential brain drain of scientists who are EU nationals from Britain following the referendum, and urged the government to quickly end the uncertainty surrounding their status.
