Its economically, emotionally and practically draining.
Networking events, noisy environments with lots of people and little time to yourself, are practically designed to drain an introvert's energy resources.
Things have not improved, according to Zekolli, who says "the opposition is virtually powerless with very few media outlets, financially drained, under round-the-clock observation, and practically forced out of the parliament and institutions".
Mr. Chiang practically begged them to drain the treasury.
Practically, the total amount of bile produced in a day (700 mL) was drained out of the body.
"Has the poison been drained?", I ask, as he leaps onto a box, his big toe practically grazing the reptile's yawning mouth, or mouths, as it seems.
That district, which had been largely boarded up in the 1970's and early 1980's after nearby malls drained off customers and caused chain stores and supermarkets to close, now has practically no vacancies.
The Croatian Academy has also criticized the pyramidal system as "radically narrowing opportunities for young researchers and practically enticing brain drain from the public universities, institutes and Croatia".
It's practically become an article of faith that the reverse is true, that caring for an elderly relative is so stressful, relentless and draining that it takes a toll on your well-being.
1) Drain, drain, drain your eggs.
