expenditure of energy

Associated with that are high expenditures of energy, water, and land.

It seems to me that, from an early age, men seem to be quite clear about what expenditures of energy are worth their time.

So far as we know, thinking requires no expenditure of energy at all.

Since the process requires an expenditure of energy, it has come to be called labor.

And this has been done with a surprisingly small expenditure of energy.

And this would involve no expenditure of energy; the river did the work.

The whole process probably involves an enormous expenditure of energy.

That would require some big expenditures of energy and will."

It was an extraordinary expenditure of energy toward a negative end.

Half a dozen times, with a great expenditure of energy, this was repeated.

We survive at such high temperatures only with huge expenditures of energy.

But while some trips require little expenditure of energy by their participants, others are more work than play.

They were both easy, and very rewarding considering our low expenditure of energy.

It did require the expenditure of energy to move along the transmission lines.

She was going to get what she needed with almost no expenditure of energy.

These things require the expenditure of energies that are in short supply.

His notes detail what to do to make the most impressive effects for the least expenditure of energy.

"After all that expenditure of energy, you don't want to go home and feel horrible.

In the process, we'll see a dramatic expenditure of energy to making the enterprise succeed.

All the sensitive can say now is that someone within the park put forth an expenditure of energy in an unusual degree.

He was healing despite his great expenditure of energy, not because of it.

First and foremost is the expenditure of energy necessary to keep from imploding.

Send a ball through space with ideas instead of some decent expenditure of energy?

It is feasible, and it won't even require any great expenditure of energy.

Pony staggered as if hit; the expenditure of energy was more than she could tolerate.