Sentence examples for would expend from inspiring English sources

Greater accountability, more expeditious decision-making and improved risk-benefit balancing would expend existing and additional resources more efficiently.

Ten years ago, car makers would expend dozens of prototypes, at up to $1m apiece, on crash testing during the design.

The Los Angeles Times, for example, has a downtown printing plant that can withstand a 9.0 quake, which would expend 500 times the energy of Sunday's quake.

The mayor said consolidating those agencies would save little on costs, because the city would expend as much for all their activities as before.

After a brilliant 20 minutes, Blue Ruin has not only covered but largely overturned the ground upon which most revenge thrillers would expend their entire running time.

The U.S. never pursued Al Qaeda with the focus, tenacity and resources it would expend -- and continues to expend -- on Iraq.

To some extent this is a deformative effect of the space restrictions within which most of us work; in a thousand-word essay you can't include every qualification or second thought that occurs to you or you'd expend your allotted space refuting your own argument instead of making it.

"I stayed close to the front which probably isn't where you'd expend the least energy but it's certainly the safest.

It works using ultra-low power beacon signals to find and identify power-needing devices, and then transmitting charging signals to said devices using more energy, but still no more than you'd expend making a phone call with a smartphone, for instance.

If you were shopping, you'd expend about 54 calories.

But I'd expended far more energy than I'd wanted to the day before a race and my newfound confidence was punctured.