How to pronounce “expended” in English

The energy expended in pushing down despair is diverted from more creative uses,

And so we expended quite a bit of energy early on when the initiative was established, essentially establishing profiles in spaces where we knew we could engage with, and otherwise

We've expended enormous resources.

It's a whole bunch of expended effort.

energy when all the energy has been expended.

energy consumed greater than energy expended causes change of fat mass.

He's taken in more calories than expended.

and huge sums of money expended on these things in fact I was just listening to

ground okay yes the 40,000 kilm rope is expended to

And so we can see such a low energy expended for one liter sewage is less than 0.01 kilowatt hour.

price will have to be paid because the money expended by families in support of their elders is money

they did get rag dolled by then the wave had expended so much of his energy he was able to live to surf again.

course I took in more energy than I expended. And then you just turn around and say, "Well, if you take in more energy than you expend," there's

So it's possible to greatly reduce the amount of heat which is expended.

believe that the mothers got fat because they took in more calories than they expended, they took in superfluous calories that they didn't need, and the children aren't getting

to mail me a copy or whatever, the effort expended seemingly to me added value to the music once it finally arrived

After a while, the CO2, carbon dioxide, absorbers in the suit were expended That's really the limiting factor to life support-- not the amount of oxygen you bring with you,

It's a story, it seems to me, in which there is no question that we've expended extraordinary resources.

For our sake, we'll make delta E the fat mass E in is energy consumed, E out energy expended. So change in fat mass equals energy consumed minus energy expended.

Because you took in more energy than you expended.

And so now, the energy expended is equal to energy consumed minus change in fat mass, Okay?

If fat mass gets smaller, energy expended has to go up.

So the energy we eat is equal to change in fat mass plus energy expended.

And he had to take in more calories than he expended to fuel that growth.

To a first approximation, obesity is the result of taking in more calories in the diet than are expended by the body's energy-consuming activities.