Sentence examples for needs to expend from inspiring English sources

The new ease with which Hawking speaks belies the effort he needs to expend to create even the simplest sentence.

Yet Beauvoir also knew that a woman "needs to expend a greater moral effort than the male" to resist the temptations of dependence.

"It needs to expend a lot more energy defending the right to religious liberty, and it would help to spend a lot less energy attacking the liberty of others".

"The political leadership of the country needs to expend political capital to make clear that support for the global war on terrorism must come from all sectors of society," he said.

In an environment in which credit histories are not documented and pooled, the bank as a lender needs to expend significant time and resources on screening the loan applicant (Aleem 1990), while the borrower has limited means, such as collateral, to signal their trustworthiness (Stiglitz et al. 1992).

One needs to expend an awful lot of energy to hold onto anger and resentment.

And you don't need to expend extraordinary effort to find them.

And most of us see no need to expend all that energy on laundering all those towels every day.

You need people out front to block the wind for you, cutting down on the energy you need to expend for much of the race.

"Many of these scientists collaborate closely with farmers who not only are keen to protect native vegetation but who sometimes also need to expend great effort to reverse problems caused by previous land clearing," it says.

"Perhaps they never were attacked, but the threat was there and the leaders felt the need to expend a tremendous amount of time, labour and material to protect the central ceremonial precinct".