Sentence examples for expended together from inspiring English sources

Michael explained the motivation and some history of the IUPHAR/BPS Guide to PHARMACOLOGY (GtoPdb) and described the considerable effort expended together with the community to define a consistent nomenclature for various protein types.

And those folks who work behind the scenes, making the finances available, creating the legal infrastructure, along with the hundreds of people who both work and volunteer for the festival, all know the immense efforts expended on bringing this event together.

But no taxpayer dollars were expended in the attempt to put together a New Mitt.

I mean simple as a visual conceit, since a great deal of effort and ingenuity must have been expended in putting this amusing little sequence together.

Many sustainability professionals have expended a lot of time and energy putting together plans for solar installations and getting the go-ahead they need from their boards only for them now to be put on hold.

Porter was interested in reforming the sport of horse racing, and expended much effort in the newspaper trying to bring together horsemen in the various parts of the country.

It was old-fashioned legwork by reporters from Politico that brought down Herman Cain, and it was Bloomberg Markets Magazine, part of Bloomberg News, that spent months putting together information about exactly how much money the Federal Reserve expended during 2008 and 2009 to rescue the financial system, and where it went.

The manager expended £12m on the attacking trio of Walter Pandiani, Mikael Forssell and Emile Heskey, an outlay which together with their combined £90,000-a-week wages demands a better return than four Premiership goals between them this season.

The two power sources work together seamlessly, with the Volt usually running on juice until the battery charge is expended.

This explains the tremendous amount of effort that has been expended over the past few decades to find new ovarian cancer biomarkers that could be used together with, or instead of, CA125.

Nostalgia for expended generations.