Sentence examples for to expend for from inspiring English sources

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.

Theories of justice, and the policy-makers who might apply such theories to the society, can then squarely and forthrightly confront how much energy, imagination, and money they are prepared to expend for inclusion.

Neural circuits comprising the medial frontal cortex (MFC), the core subregion of the nucleus accumbens (NAc) and midbrain dopaminergic projections from the ventral tegmental area (VTA) are important in evaluating how much effort to expend for reward (Floresco et al., 2008; Botvinick et al., 2009; Hillman & Bilkey, 2010).

Perhaps they were more ready for the weight-reduction process and to expend money for the drug (in Israel, there is a patient co-payment for medications).

"I mean really, how many American lives and how much American taxpayer money are we going to continue to expend waiting for these political leaders to do something?

Across multiple analyses, we found a significant inverse relationship between anhedonia and willingness to expend effort for rewards.

This was done to help ensure that subject decisions reflected individual differences in the willingness to expend effort for a given level of expected reward value.

Users have to expend more clicks for price comparisons.

Just as we're pondering how much energy an avian predator, the shrew's main enemy, would be prepared to expend in return for such a small mouthful, a kestrel sails over the garden.

While the markets obsess about our debt, this is the true obstacle hampering Spain's recovery (and the main cause of the debt itself, as the state has to expend in benefits for the jobless).

Because introducing profit into the criminal justice calculus means lobbyists are pushing Washington to expend public resources for private interests.