Expending

I also know wealthy families who have no interest in expending the extra time or money to educate their children outside of public schools. ❋ Unknown (2006)

A Cobra rolled in expending on the area and seemed to indicate a pick up point. ❋ Unknown (1977)

The Board of Education secures the money that is necessary to operate the schools for the year and there is no wastage in expending these funds. ❋ Unknown (1954)

A would-be artist in youth, the notion of expending countless hours to produce something of beauty and value came naturally. ❋ Unknown (2009)

I expressed some degree of skepticism about SN because of its conceptual nature and the idea of expending a lot of energy and political capital on the concept of service in a large umbrella organization that is basically acting as PR for all service organizations in the coalition. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Isolationists likewise bristle at the idea of expending blood or treasure in an open-ended commitment to spread our values. ❋ Jeffrey Hill (2005)

Politicians usually cloak their imperial designs while campaigning because the idea of expending American blood and money in obscure places halfway around the world does not appeal to average Americans. ❋ Unknown (2010)

This all adds up to a lot of fields in which it would be plausible to say that we could enhance human welfare by expending more funds. ❋ Unknown (2009)

If the United States stops guaranteeing that Israel will have a military advantage over its neighbors, stops bribing and expending resources to maintain authoritarian dictators and stops giving Israel more aid per capita than any other nation, more aid than all of sub-saharan Africa, then Israel cannot continue as “upholding and protecting” its identity as a Jewish state. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Law enforcement and the Starfleet ship no doubt are expending tremendous resources to find us. ❋ Dayton Ward (2011)

“Given the effort we will be expending,” said Lieutenant Commander Taurik from where he stood on the far side of an antigravity pallet holding several smaller crates, “and the importance of returning these facilities to full operational capability, such preparation is a logical course of action.” ❋ Dayton Ward (2011)

The Founders could in no way have predicted us today expending that much resources to this singular event, and it is in any case unhealthy. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Although cash incentives tend to make people work harder, expending too much effort can actually hinder tasks that require creativity, problem solving, and concentration. ❋ Unknown (2009)

They both stem from the banks 'insatiable desire to earn the maximum amount of money while expending the minimum amount of effort, with the least possible real-world interaction. ❋ RJ (2010)

By this point in my evening with Abramoff, I was expending all my energy keeping my jaw off the floor, so I never did hear how that particular problem was solved. ❋ Unknown (2010)

China seems to expending way more that it needs to, but there they also have a huge military-industrial complex centralized on the PLA, that nobody can refuse them anything. ❋ Unknown (2010)

We need a new term to refer to the expending on these kind of things, military-industrial and prison-industrial complexes (there are probably many more), that cost orders of magnitude in terms of money and human suffering they cause, to the benefits they provide. ❋ Unknown (2010)