Sentence examples for expended on making from inspiring English sources

Nothing feels careless: a lot of time and effort has clearly been expended on making it as generic and unfunky as possible.

Feminists need to take a long, hard look at why so much of our effort is being expended on making up reasons why we can't possibly be expected to help the least privileged women among us.

And as Nathan Emmerich pointed out, it's perhaps ironic to see such a great deal of effort – and money – expended on making research publications (incomprehensible to most) "open access" while we simultaneously discuss re-erecting paywalls around those spaces which, by explaining and interpreting, do provide open access to science and technology.

Wentz says it is expending effort on making it's wristband look a bit more #FASHION than the average generic plastic bangle.

In another letter, Heller states: "Yossarian isn't Jewish and was not intended to be; on the other hand, no effort was expended to make him anything else".

And in the process we're expending immense effort on making words and symbols express the emotional range of face-to-face interactions.

It's lame how little effort has been expended to make it seem real.

A considerable amount of design effort was expended to make the turrets as flashtight as possible.

In most countries, the documentation suggests that considerable effort has been expended on enumerating them and making practical and conceptual adaptations to their mobility to include as many as possible.

A brief review of theoretical and empirical literature on the effort expended in making choices is followed by the description of an experiment in which participants were asked to respond to a series of road charging scenarios.

Goodness knows how many millions of pounds have been expended on the current round of efforts to make Formula One more rewarding for spectators by introducing power-boost systems, moveable aerodynamic devices and tyres intended to degrade more rapidly.