Sentence examples for expend too from inspiring English sources

Expend too much energy late in a season, and you often pay for it early in the next.

But in the long term, iguanas that cannot turn off the stress hormone expend too much energy too quickly, which is fatal, the researchers found in their survey of 98 iguanas.

Americans, he believes, expend too much energy trying to ignore extraneous sounds like the barking mutt or the whir of a power lawn mower or the aggressive thrum of a leaf blower.

Servis knows that he needs his horse to be under control for the Belmont because it is an unusually long race (a mile and a half), and a horse must not expend too much energy in the early stages.

We don't want to expend too much energy in training because of the humidity but we stay here, we play, and then go back to Manchester for two more weeks of preparation before the first official game".

Now, thankfully, the worst of those days are behind us but I do think we still expend too much of our energy trying to second-guess what the executives are after.

Overdose's team decided he had expended too much effort to be allowed to run again.

Layard, a Labour member of the upper house, to argue against expending too much political energy on flattening inequalities.

He used only seven players and feared expending too much energy would leave the team sapped in the closing minutes.

The Bush administration has expended too much political capital on the issue to allow it to fall off the table.

When Ferris turns to slaying villains, however, he falters, expending too much ammunition on soft targets (Stalin, Robespierre) and straw men (Derrida).