Sentence examples for expense of admitting from inspiring English sources

As Dalton clearly saw, this can only be maintained at the expense of admitting that 'atoms' can be split.

During their testimony, Wadhwa and Arora each argued strongly for raising the percentage of foreign immigrants admitted to the United States on the basis of their STEM skills, at the expense of immigrants admitted via family reunification policies or the diversity lottery.

The fellowship will offer tuition, fees and living expenses to admitted applicants to any of the master's degree programs at HKS and will complement the Center's existing U.S. Latino Leadership Fellowship and U.S. Latino Leadership Initiative Program.

In Brandenburg he made concessions to the nobles at the expense of the peasantry and admitted the right of the estates to control taxation.

The obsession with work has come at the expense of his children, Ren admitted.

Describing his past year as "excruciating," acknowledging it has "come at the expense of seeing my kids" and admitting to using Ambien to help him sleep, Musk's emotional interview laid bare in surprisingly vulnerable terms the effects of his all-consuming work.

He said there was never a "free for all" on expenses but admitted regular attendance at the House of Lords may have been a "useful way of supplementing income".

Vesey also admitted the expense of decommissioning power plants and mines and returning them to their natural state – the so-called rehabilitation cost – was a concern at the top of their "issues list".

Although the statistical analysis tells us that the managerial level has a significantly different view of the balance of power, this is mainly at the expense of 28.4% of its members admitting to have a moderate degree of it (vs. 12.6% and 15.0% for the staff and supervisory level, respectively).

If a representative of the business offered to pay medical expenses or even admitted fault by way of apology, you can use this information in your case.

Socioeconomic status was determined based on the third party coverage with patients admitted on the expense of the Ministry of Health labelled as low socioeconomic status and those who had private insurance as high socioeconomic status.