Information about us has always been available, but it used to be in paper form, so that if someone wanted to find out about you they would have to visit various offices and expend effort.
He has always considered himself to be the smartest guy in the room and long chaffed at being corrected by experts when he cooked up some new plan, over which he may have expended 30 seconds of thought, to completely upend and remake the health, tax or education systems.
So much so, that it seems that whenever anyone has to begin a monologue about Larry Summers, the first few cubic milliliters of breath are always expended on behalf of testifying to that brilliance.
"He has put a focus on some basic concerns that have always been political hot potatoes, and he has expended a lot of political capital in doing that," he said.
We have always intended to comply with the law in expending these funds".
She had always been active — running, skiing, sailing — but now she was expending most of her energy carrying an infant or chasing a toddler.
Welles had always wanted to bring classics to a popular audience, and for over ten years, on and off, he expended creative energy on this particular play.
While there have always been familial and social pressures to perform academically, and while some people have always attempted to get or attain something with the least amount of energy expended, I would ask what effects has our age of standardization, corporatization, globalization, privatization, and deregulation of the business, banking, and corporate sectors have on learning?
An estimated $4 billion is expended annually on CAP patients with inpatient therapy costing as much as 20 times outpatient antimicrobial therapy.[ 4] Risks and probable outcomes in patients with community-acquired pneumonia have always been assessed intuitively by clinicians, but are now being intensively and formally studied.
