Sentence examples for better expended from inspiring English sources

He said energies would be better expended in strengthening global moves to limit missile technologies.

He might have simply confessed that he didn't care for sports — that he was busy, and his efforts might be better expended elsewhere.

But the party's energies would be better expended deciding whether a Labour business secretary would necessarily set a higher wage than £9 per hour – the rate that Osborne has pledged it will reach in 2020.

Even under those circumstances, I have not been to such temples often and my attitude towards food tends towards the concept of it as mere fuel, with time spent eating it better expended on other pursuits.

So once again the arrogance, the caprice and the sheer chutzpah of Blatter has led to a scenario that will go on demanding huge amounts of time, energy and argument that could be much better expended elsewhere.

The good news is more Latinos are graduating from high school and attending college than ever before in the past; however, some are questioning whether the time and money promoting graduation would be better expended on early childhood development.

He said it was "idiotic" to describe the writer as an antisemite, but said Grass would be better served expending his last ink on a different creative project.

Even if you think that Starbucks is out to get Christians everywhere, find something better to expend your energies on.

Much better to expend all that energy on learning to love and value yourself, man or woman, so that when good people come along, you recognize each other.

Better to expend your emotions celebrating the assured showing for Lamar, whose rise from Compton mixtape master to toast of the Los Angeles hip-hop scene to master rap provocateur has been as quick as it has been confident.

In layman's terms, while we're melting into puddles looking at small dogs on Facebook, we're basically expending energy that our bodies could better spend on something productive.