Sentence examples for real drain from inspiring English sources
"That's been a real drain on our industry," said Ms. Tait of Bear Creek.
"The settlement ends a real drain on the time and energy of Microsoft people and lets them get back to business".
"Overall, it has been a real drain on an emotional level," Abbott admitted.
"The cost of inaction on climate is the real drain on our economy," EPA spokeswoman Liz Purchia said in an email to Bloomberg.
The real drain on the US economy, though, is what the CDC calls "impaired productivity and absenteeism"—basically meaning that during all those hungover days when you were calling in sick or sitting at your desk reading about what happens when you pop a ball, you were actually helping to sucker the USA out of billions.
We have passed the most progressive legislation in a generation, a large portion of what we campaigned on, and the fact that that is not enough to motivate them or change their tune is a real drain on our party and a threat to our electoral prospects".
The real financial drain on the current Cup campaign budgets is not hardware, but talent.
Due to the money on offer for talented investors in London and New York, there is a real brain drain away from Denmark.
Steve Outing, who has covered Internet journalism for years for Editor & Publisher Interactive, believes there is "a real brain drain," though he added, "It's hard to quantify".
Bear in mind that enterprise multiples deserve to be lower in this field than in, say, publishing, because capital expenditures are a real cash drain.
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