Sentence examples for expending the resources from inspiring English sources

True, Medicare's administrative costs are low, but it is easy to keep those costs contained when a system merely writes checks without expending the resources to control wasteful medical spending.

What he and others like him failed to take into account was that their empire was more and more expending the resources and living on the reputation built up by the Macedonian emperors.

Now, theoretically they could re-sign Rozier over the summer, but they are already over the luxury tax with their current roster and it's hard to imagine them expending the resources to keep both him and Irving, who will be getting a significant pay raise.

But, she said, "at this point, little would be served by expending the resources to pursue a more extensive investigation".

But, she said, "at this point, little would be served by expending the resources to pursue a more extensive investigation". She said L.A. Unified should instead focus on carrying out the inspector general's recommendations, which included developing a new project plan, creating a full-time staff dedicated to the project, and hiring an independent, third-party evaluator to oversee it.

Such an approach allows consideration of the total energy expended, the resources used, and the waste created.

Mr. Shvartsman should then take this program to his other retailers, letting them have the opportunity to buy these obsolete products and expend the resources necessary to exhibit at these home shows.

To make choices about how we will expend the resources we do have available to us, to find cheaper, more nimble ways of doing something as a person – and as a corporation.

When faced with a sampling frame that has an imperfect correspondence with the target population, the survey researcher must decide whether to use the frame as is or to expend the resources to correct its imperfections.

Mr. Shultz, responding to a question in a news conference Friday after a meeting of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in Brussels, raised the possibility that Spanish demands in the talks would make it "not very worthwhile to expend the resources necessary" for the bases.

However, Schrimm said it makes sense to try to bring new cases to trial once the Demjanjuk case is through the appeals process, rather than expend the resources needed to charge a suspect only to have the case thrown out if Demjanjuk wins.