Sentence examples for decided to expend from inspiring English sources
She also decided to expend her energies elsewhere than on her film career.
After the first season, Lilly decided to expend her energies elsewhere, and I was brought in, along with the novelist David Mitchell, to help write the second season.
Obama was running for reelection, and Donald Trump, after toying with the idea of running for president, decided to expend his energy finding Obama's passport and college records.
The president decided to expend his political capital on healthcare reform instead, and the legislation for U.S. cap and trade was abandoned, never to be picked up again.
It was not until 1873, when a fire spread from the Holliday Street Theatre to the "Assembly Rooms," that the city council finally decided to expend the resources to erect a new building for the school.
After a minute or two of the equally visually impressive "The Jockey," I decided not to expend any more time on this profile of an apparently superb rider in the sport of kings; no offense to those who prepared it so well.
Penguin decided not to expend further resources on the novel and the website is now dead.
Third, it turned out IPAB wasn't needed, which is likely why the President decided not to expend any political capital trying to create it.
Given that there is no association between the CAG repeat and breast cancer risk, and the interaction between this polymorphism and family history was not observed in this larger combined sample set (1,662 cases and 2,174 controls), we decided not to expend the resources necessary to genotype the repeat in the remaining data sets.
In addition, when designing government e-learning systems and deciding where to expend efforts, one should consider how the content and interface design interacts with behavioral intention mediated by utility value.
One of the difficulties older adults face after retirement is deciding how to expend their resources wisely, given the uncertainty about the amount of time those resources must last.
