Sentence examples for has already expended from inspiring English sources
The French government has already expended roughly $12 million on the search for Flight 447.
He is a tough political infighter, but he has already expended most of his political capital.
The diocese has already expended more than $37 million to settle cases involving priestly sexual abuse and has incurred untold legal expenses in its effort to deny the Catholic people full knowledge of this shameful chapter in diocesan history.
The president has already expended considerable political capital to push through a $787 billion economic recovery package and, most recently, to eliminate additional money for the F-22 fighter jet program.
But what if things get much worse than expectedand the Federal Reierve has already expended its ammunition It is not easy to knOW what the President would or could do.
76 N.J.L. at 595-597, 72 A. at 305-306. 2. In his opinion in Behan, Justice Bradley suggests that the normal rule for measuring the plaintiff's damages in cases of this sort is costs incurred ("what he has already expended towards performance"), less "the value of materials on hand," plus the profits that would have been made if the contract had been completed.
They are back home for Game 3 on Monday, but they have already expended their top two pitchers, Clayton Kershaw and Zack Greinke, and must face the Cardinals' ace, Adam Wainwright.
And then came Saturday's national semifinal against the Wichita State Shockers, who played angry, played nasty, imposing their will on a team that had already expended a great deal of emotion and energy over the past week.
1934 Establishes an endowment fund for the Museum of Paleontology to "safeguard for the future the care of collections on which I have already expended many thousands of dollars". Continues to be active in her own fieldwork.
My reluctance to leave was likely rooted in the sunk cost fallacy -- in backtracking from the dead-end, I would be sacrificing the time that I had already expended.
His team management raised a protest against the ruling of a technical fault and the judges ordered a relift – even if his chances of success were ruined by the energy he had already expended.
