Sentence examples for expend recently from inspiring English sources

Stalin's willingness to expend recently conscripted armies, which were poorly trained and poorly supplied, illustrated a misconception of realities, both in the capabilities of the Red Army and the subordinate arms of the armed forces, and in the abilities of the Germans to defend themselves and successfully launch a counteroffensive.

As Volpi was aware, Joost had recently expended significant effort and company resources to retain him – in the face of an offer for Mr. Erenkrantz to join Facebook.

HIPAA legislation was frequently cited as an enabler, as several institutions had recently expended significant efforts to comply with the mandated data standards.

However, as the chairman, David Collier,on Saturday, the ECB is keen for Flower to stay – why else would they have expended so much energy recently in splitting the coaching structure between the red and white ball games?

Over many centuries much effort has been expended on crop improvement, most recently by use of molecular genetic technologies.

Recently, much effort has been expended to design biomaterials which can offer biocompatibility, especially the engineered human-like collagen (HLC).

Recently, much attention has been expended in studying these equations and there has been a considerable mathematical interest in them.

Recently, much effort has been expended to identify in primary human cancers point mutations in the exons of cancer-related genes.

Recently, much solemn incredulity has been expended on the case of John Walker, the "American Talib".

Recently, much research interest has been expended on the ferromagnetic iron oxide materials generally used for magnetic data storage as magnetic toners in xerography, and on the ferrofluids, used as contrast agents in magnetic resonance imaging [MRI] [10 13].

Recently, a large effort has been expended by the Center for HIV AIDS Vaccine Immunology (CHAVI) to elucidate the early immune response during primary infection.