Sentence examples for that saps from inspiring English sources

It is a conflict that saps at least some spirits.

Frequent massacre has about it a sameness that saps and dissipates sympathy.

There's an airlessness and an insularity to the performance that saps it of some energy.

For every call that saps my will to live, I'll get another one that restores it.

To me you have to talk about these things, or else you build up a climate of fear that saps creativity.

There is a formula for such programs, now so well established that they tend to have a slickness that saps the fun and derring-do.

It suffers from slow growth, high unemployment and a welfare state that saps competitiveness and pushes up taxes.

He recognises actually that if the deficit remains high, that saps confidence and people think there are higher taxes round the corner.

A review by the IMF of privatisation showed that SAPs often resulted in rising unemployment, an erosion of tax revenues and increased debts.

He recognises that if the deficit remains high, that saps confidence and people think there are higher taxes round the corner.

It is this lack of effective response options that saps the will of governments in either acting preventively or responding to these crimes.