Sentence examples for expend tremendous time from inspiring English sources

The downside to this new D.I.Y. world is that filmmakers, who already tend to expend tremendous time and effort raising money, might end up spending more hours hawking their wares than creating new work.

HOLIDAY time is a tremendous time for plants.

While members of LWF expend tremendous effort to engage with pastoralist neighbours, pastoralists report challenges for consistently obtaining equal negotiation opportunities.

FPGA vendors can leverage the fact that many other companies specializing in memory devices expend tremendous resources on research and development (R & D) in this area.

"Amazingly, the most popular explanation for scarce use of the power -- that controversial pardons expend tremendous political capital -- is altogether flimsy.

The Obama administration must expend tremendous political capital, at least initially, to achieve the tangible results that the 62-year-old intractable conflict will require.

Instead, lawmakers expend tremendous amounts of energy trying to bridge emotional divides between favored interest groups that are accustomed to getting their way and have little interest in compromise -- like, for example, credit unions and community banks.

I couldn't speak about infertility because as someone whose tears rise quickly, frankness meant either uncorking my emotions completely, or expending tremendous effort to squelch them.

The Obama administration expended tremendous effort shaping and nurturing the new system during its infancy and addressing problems as they came up.

According to Mark Wilson of About.com, Amanda Tapping was enthusiastic about creating a radically different character after eleven years playing Samantha Carter in Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis, and expended tremendous effort to separate Helen from Carter as successfully as possible.

"Perhaps they never were attacked, but the threat was there and the leaders felt the need to expend a tremendous amount of time, labour and material to protect the central ceremonial precinct".