Sentence examples for expense of coming from inspiring English sources
Brett also maintains that the money paid to Randel was intended to cover the expense of coming to London to make a witness statement after the newspaper received Ashcroft's libel writ.
But some believe cabinet unity is more important to her, even at the expense of coming up with a deal Brussels can agree to, so more fudge could be on the cards.
"I have supported both — both a path to legalization or a path to citizenship — with the underlying principle being that there should be no incentive for people to come illegally at the expense of coming legally," Mr. Bush said on CNN.
Reasons include the expense of coming up with a fresh brand name, the difficulty for ads for an all-new brand to cut through the clutter in the media and the difficulty for products bearing new names to be added to crowded store shelves or freezer cases by retailers.
This egocentric approach to understanding who we are is an unconscious attempt to maintaining a positive self-concept at the expense of coming to terms with reality.
"When McDonald's finds itself in a particularly competitive environment, they don't even have to go to the expense of coming up with a new product.
It was an agenda that prioritized the long term, at the expense of the coming season.
It will also raise concerns that the scheme has benefited ruthless landlords at the expense of tenants, coming in the wake of comments by one of Britain's biggest property magnates, Fergus Wilson, who now plans to evict people on benefits because they can't afford his rents.
The moment that crystallized Italy's fall in European club soccer at the expense of England came in the 70th minute of a Champions League match at Old Trafford.
An epitaph for this expense of valor comes to mind: Flaubert's words of mourning and consolation from a scene halfway into "Madame Bovary," where Emma's romantic effusions begin, fatally, to bore her lover Rodolphe.
AS they approach their freshman year of college, our soon-to-be-unaffordable children give us a taste of expenses to come when we take them to visit the schools that have caught their eye.
