Sentence examples for expended into from inspiring English sources

Today Mars has expended into pet foods, rice and drink vending equipment and is the eighth-largest private company in the U.S., with annual sales of $21 billion.

This was a surprise to the lecturer who delivered the module, particularly in the case of the Seven Segment Display as significant effort was expended into development and into teaching students how to use this.

It has to traverse a long path for its transmission and utilization before it is expended into mechanical energy, chemical energy, heat energy or any other form of energy.

On a global level, the potential adipocentric beneficial effects are expended into systemic effects.

Every day (and tax dollar) we expend into mitigating the colossal external costs of coal, and into the new bridge to nowhere for carbon capture and storage technologies--which every single energy expert agrees will increase coal production--we take a step backwards into the darkest chapter of history.

Attempts at involving the community are currently being made, mainly through the World Bank supported Multisectoral AIDS Project (MAP), which is implemented in some 15 countries in SSA, but the shortage of experience in HIV prevention of NGOs that are the main implementers of the projects has put the quality of efforts expended in these programmes into question (65).

Nevertheless, the Navy is requesting permits to use live ordnance including bombs, missiles, and torpedoes, along with active and passive sonar in "realistic" war-training exercises that could release as much as 352,000 pounds of "expended materials" into those waters including, according to the Navy's own Environmental Impact Statement (EIS), missiles, bombs, and torpedoes.

If countries that expended greater effort into entry screening also had more effective containment and mitigation measures in the general population, these might have led us to overestimate the effect of entry screening.

They can also represent balancing coefficients transforming the integral into dollars expended over a finite time period of ([t_{0}, t_{f} ]).

They can also represent balancing coefficients transforming the integral into dollars expended over a finite time period of T days [ 34].

Energy must evidently be expended to pack DNA into the nucleus and to organise chromatin mechanically but it seems unlikely that evolution would not also take advantage of energy dissipation for cellular information processing.