Sentence examples for expended considerable time from inspiring English sources
There are experts on the pace of play in golf, and the United States Golf Association, and others, have expended considerable time examining the problem.
In fact, very little had been done because the last administration, of which both Mr. Bolton and Mr. Yoo were a part, expended considerable time exploring blind alleys, including seeking an agreement with the Russians that would not need Senate ratification (how's that for honoring the Constitution?) and with few verification provisions (how's that for national security?).
Defending against a proxy contest requires a public company to expend considerable time and resources as it undertakes to demonstrate to its shareholders that its director candidates are best positioned to lead the company.
One thing is for sure: states today expend considerable time and money navigating the federal bureaucracy, with no guarantee they will even receive federal highway grants in return.
Refugees often travel a considerable distance to access services, expending considerable time and money.
By this time, Richardson had already expended considerable effort on trying to get Asylum, Patrick McGrath's novel about events in a psychiatric hospital modelled on Broadmoor in the 1950s, translated to the cinema screen.
While his country has expended considerable efforts to develop vaccines and medicines, at no time was it exploring biological weapons, Mr. Castro said.
It took him about ten minutes to make the trip each time, a delay sufficiently irritating that Obama's assistant expended considerable effort to avoid it.
It has expended considerable effort on soft power lobbying.
The US has also expended considerable energy on winning China's support for new sanctions against Iran.
