Expending used in a sentence

Expending in a sentence as a noun

This app is not the fight worth expending energy fighting for.

There is a no-brainer here: in exchange for expending less effort, I get simpler programs.

They'll quickly accept a good job rather than expending months of effort trying to find the optimal job.

" No, we just don't like expending resources on the uninteresting.

For instance, it says:"How can something move, and keep moving forever, without expending energy?

I'm expending a minimal amount of effort for a comparatively large payoff.

I've had the most indivual success when I remain team focussed instead of expending mental energy worrying about my personal brand.

Yes, it is possible to understand what they do after expending a significant amount of time simply learning to think like Linus, but why should we have to do that?

Identifying personally with that person will only make you suffer even more - you have to keep in mind that they're certainly not making 1% of the effort you're expending on their problem.

So allowing them to continue expending effort instead of just creating a new account that will also have to be caught and banned creates a more difficult terrain for the abuser.

But there are very few people who I'd trust to write financial code in Javascript, and I think all of them would use a better language rather than expending the effort working around its deficiencies.

We are after those bits that people are trying to suppress, because we suspect, usually rightly, that they're expending economic work on suppressing those bits because they perceive that they are going to induce some change.

Given the value of the bitcoins and the public nature of the seizure and forfeiture actions, its hardly likely that that was due to lack of effective notice, or it not being worth expending effort to protect the assets.

It's a complete waste of time and energy, and solutions are hard enough to come by for easy problems, let alone difficult ones, we should be expending our energy on solutions, not whining about terminology, or context.