Sentence examples similar to if one should expend from inspiring English sources
If so, he should expend a little of it on himself.
If activity contributed 16.2% of daily EE, then animals which moved half the average amount should expend around 8.1% of their daily EE on activity, and animals moving twice as much as the average should expend 32.4% of their daily EE on activity.
This country is not any less safe; it may be a little more so, if one factors in the advantages of forcing the N.S.A. to think rationally about the benefits and the harms of what it's doing, and how it should expend its resources.
But in one plagued by some of the highest levels of violent crime in the world, it is tragic that South Africa's law-enforcement officials should expend so much energy fighting each other rather than the criminals.
"The most effort you should expend should be cooking," she said.
If so, one should fear serious bloodshed.
No one should be surprised if it happens.
According to pro-am etiquette, if one is out of a hole, one should pocket one's ball.
Postoperatively one should withhold nephrotoxic medication if possible.
If there are competing churches, one might ask which one should have the power?
