Sentence examples for seriously drain from inspiring English sources

Even Booy, who helped rescue his battered old local club from financial oblivion and encouraged the billionaire businessman Steve Lansdown to invest in a brighter future, concedes instant relegation would seriously drain morale: "Having expended all this time and energy the last thing you want to do is go back and start again.

Nevertheless, it became appointment television for me, but in an appointment for an annual Pap smear kind of way -- you know you have to do it, the anticipation can seriously drain you, and you're so relieved when it's over that you instantly have a brighter outlook on life because you know you won't have to do it again for at least a little while.

A dirty air filter or worn-out spark plugs can also seriously drain your gas mileage and should be fixed or replaced.

It is sad; mere misunderstanding on both sides – doctors and locals – kept school-aged kids infected with seriously draining diseases.

Hu said it's because phones have advanced, so they can collect the necessary data without seriously draining the batteries: "We've realized that, in essence, the new smartphone with low power sensors is the ultimate wearable".

If you have hyperemesis gravidarum, your body will be seriously drained.

We find that spike at the edges of source and drain electrodes seriously deteriorates device performance.

America's trademark "splendid isolationism" has gone from a quant nuisance to a strategic liability -seriously draining its national power and international standing.

Five teenagers have been found guilty of killing seven taxi drivers and seriously injuring two others by forcing most of them to drink drain cleaner during a robbery attempt.

If Google doesn't take the problem seriously, then the bug will remain, and Windows laptops running Chrome will drain the battery faster than the same machine running Internet Explorer or Firefox.

I have no health issues (that I know of) and have never been seriously ill or in hospital (touch wood) so don't consider myself 'a drain on the NHS'.