Sentence examples for that it drains from inspiring English sources

Or it could be that ezetimibe is just an expensive placebo and its principal harm is that it drains precious resources from our health care system, and maybe leads people to use less of the drugs that have been shown to be beneficial.

But my main reason for resisting the urge to internet date is my feeling that it drains romance of all its... romance.

Indeed, churchgoing is so pervasive that it drains energy from other forms of civic involvement.

It is also hard to dispute the fact that it drains state coffers far more than the alternative of life without parole.

Some have argued that bringing these issues to the table now provide a harmful distraction from the more important issues and that it drains the negotiating resources of already stretched developing countries.

Unaccountably, the chorus in this version of "The Libation Bearers" is so shrill, and so inept in a brief effort to sing a few lines, that it drains some force from the play.

The Times had been fighting for years to get out of its pact with Hearst, arguing that it drained resources and artificially kept a weaker competitor afloat.

Robert Wilson's Kabuki concept at the LA Opera was classy and lovely to look at, but its human dimension so bloodless that it drained the truth from Verismo.

He added that it drained his battery, and at no point did the app work properly on his phone.

SINCE the introduction of the compact disc 20 years ago, audiophiles have complained that it drained the "warmth" from recordings.

Mr. Pomares said that after he got the violation, he drilled holes in the $120 concrete birdbath to be sure that it drained and filled it with gravel.