Sentence examples for beds at the expense from inspiring English sources

It says pressure to meet financial targets has meant the loss of beds "at the expense of quality care".

Average procurement of alcohol hand rub rose throughout the study, from 3.4 to 26.0 mL per patient bed day but not at the expense of soap procurement, which also rose from 17.4 to 33.8 mL per patient bed day (fig 1).

Trickle bed operation is simple at the expense of fewer degrees of freedom available to engineers for manipulating its performance.

It is not often that the Republican mayor of New York finds himself accusing the Democratic City Council speaker of being in bed with big business at the expense of hard-working homeowners.

Following a proposal by Chancellor Phillip L. Clay PhD '75 to find space for 140 undergraduates in the graduate housing system, members of the Graduate Student Council are searching for solutions to the undergraduate crowding crisis that would not come at the expense of graduate beds.

They usually have a bed, & the expense doesn't matter too much.

It was in 1999 that Napster first set the bed on fire by offering unauthorised free music at the expense of the record labels.

The biologic substrate on which EPO acts is a conserved evolutionary adaptation designed to preserve the organism at the expense of the local tissue beds, which EPO antagonizes.

Decreasing pressure gradients and liquid saturations were measured with gradually slanting column axis at the expense of liquid maldistribution inside the bed.

"Webster's rules" improve the specificity of scoring of out-of-bed sleep and the accuracy of 24-hour sleep scoring at the expense of over-estimating the amount of wake within sleep.

During this period, in which compensatory mechanisms predominate, the neurohumoral response-induced vasoconstriction preserves the perfusion of the heart and brain at the expense of perfusion of the skin, muscle and gastrointestinal vascular beds [ 27, 31].