If you have a relationship with your neighbors, they'll be more likely to expend a lot of effort to help in a situation like this.
To people in your shoes I always ask one final question: What would it be like for you to expend the majority of your energy doing your best work, rather than coping with a difficult boss?
Yes, they are the youngest people on their block, they said, and unlike in Williamsburg, they have to expend effort to find like-minded people — or recruit other friends from Brooklyn.
To be sure, some Democratic lawmakers said they were staying quiet -- and not willing to expend political capital on favors like traveling to Florida.
This, according to Lang, is an indication of a society in the middle of a "physical activity transition," the point when a population becomes wealthier and is able to expend less energy on things like getting food or commuting.
It's more like the lonely and the aggressive recognizing one anotherand choosing not to expend their energy trying to destroy one another.
And while the cloud may seem to expend itself in storm and rain, it rises like a phoenix from its own moisture, immortal and ever-present.
Thus, the preparation of different forms of Ag2S nanoparticles (such as urchin-[19], snow-[20], dendrite-like [21, 22] nanocrystals, and so on) has been caused many scientific research in order to expend their current applications.
The purpose of this task was to examine the physical effort participants were willing to expend to view specific images and to relate this to their subsequent subjective liking ratings of the images.
But to glean a significant benefit, studies suggest that you have to expend at least 1,200 calories a week on aerobic activities like running, brisk walking or lap-swimming.
