At any rate, the practice is common enough that we have a folk term for it: "throwing good money after bad".In the case of authors, particularly journalists, they generally expend a great deal of time, effort, and emotional frisson in writing a good-sized article.
As dogs grow older (and people, too), they generally expend fewer calories and require less food.
It is unclear if men's cognitive performance would decrease in such an uncertain situation, as people generally only expend cognitive resources if they find doing so is worthwhile (Baumeister, DeWall, Ciarocco, & Twenge, 2005; Wan & Sternthal, 2008), and men do not readily engage in impression management if a woman has low mate value (Wilson & Daly, 2004).
Therefore, the isolated primary cancer cells generally need to be expended in number for the subsequent cell-based assays.
Nostalgia for expended generations.
He has generally observed the principle that energy expended in fighting "Dave" is energy that could have been deployed chasing the leadership.
Recently, much research interest has been expended on the ferromagnetic iron oxide materials generally used for magnetic data storage as magnetic toners in xerography, and on the ferrofluids, used as contrast agents in magnetic resonance imaging [MRI] [10 13].
Since seismic hazard cannot generally be diminished, vulnerability is one aspect where efforts can be expended with the goal of disaster risk reduction (Coppola 2007).
For all the labor and money the chair builders expend, they generally don't park themselves in the captain's seat for too long.
