Sentence examples for course at the expense of from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration's moralistic slant on things continues to determine its course at the expense of logical, practical judgment.

I couldn't be bothered to count how much of the coverage was of football (men's of course), at the expense of other sports.

This advantage comes, of course, at the expense of fellow human beings, and we need to learn to be aware of it and eliminate it wherever we see it.

It was not just that the jokes were new, mainly, of course, at the expense of a Labour Party now in the grip of "militants with vested interest and interesting vests who idolise Hugo Chavez and toast the revolution in taxpayer-funded vintage Burgundy".

An arbitrary precision might be achieved using this representation (of course at the expense of the high complexity).

It is still possible to obtain integer displacements by applying a nearest neighbor interpolation instead of a bicubic one (of course at the expense of the smoothness of the displacement field).

Pressures on departments to extend more lucrative MA and PhD courses at the expense of undergraduate teaching are not new, though cuts to teaching grants inevitably accelerate them.

But the last thing that I would want is for parents to have their students sit at home at the computer taking these courses at the expense of other projects".

Stuffing our children with junk foods and academic courses at the expense of physical activity works directly against what we know about the human brain and the exquisitely balanced human organism.

More than a third of parents thought that increasing the importance of final course exams, at the expense of in-course assessment, was a bad thing at GCSE level.

Then, rather like New Labour, UB40 abandoned their more extreme moments to pursue a populist course, perhaps at the expense of their core values.