Sentence examples for expended in order to from inspiring English sources

We now know more about the exhausting effort Williams expended in order to fight what felt like a personal abyss, until he could not fight any longer.

Accordingly, a great deal of effort is expended in order to guarantee a high quality of food and ensure healthy living conditions.

Total energy expenditure (TEE) is composed of the energy costs of the processes essential for life (basal metabolic rate (BMR), 60 80% of TEE), of the energy expended in order to digest, absorb, and convert food (diet-induced thermogenesis, ~10%), and the energy expended during physical activities (activity energy expenditure, ~15 30%) [1, 2].

Leech replied, stating that he did not care how much effort was expended in order to improve the design, especially since, once issued, they would have to be used for 25 years.

Although not measured, much time and effort was expended in order to run this consultation model.

Once MRSA is identified in any of our patients, much effort is expended in order to try to minimize spread.

"It shows the effort that the GOR [government of Russia] is willing to expend in order to save face, in this case by applying a superficial rule-of-law gloss to a cynical system where political enemies are eliminated with impunity".

So, what have we learned about "riot culture" in Canada since the G20? Lawyer Peter Rosenthal who represented well known shit-disturber Jaggi Singh pro-bono in the massive G20 conspiracy case said the main thing he gathered from the case "was the extraordinary expense and effort that police were willing to expend in order to monitor and charge activists".

It is the maximal level of effort that the agent would have been prepared to expend in order to perform a similarly morally desirable action had greater effort been required.

This is in line with the work showing that extra effort expended simply in order to hear comes at the cost of processing resources that might otherwise be available for encoding the speech content in memory [ 90, 91].

Pump, a device that expends energy in order to raise, transport, or compress fluids.