Sentence examples for expense of depth from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, Reeves deserves credit for breadth, though sometimes it's at the expense of depth.

This frustrating sense of missed opportunity, of mere comprehensiveness at the expense of depth, prevails over the book as a whole.

The more distracted we become, and the more emphasis we place on speed at the expense of depth, the less likely and able we are to care.

Deep-reading skills, Wolf points out, may not be emphasized in schools that conform to the Common Core, for instance, and need to meet certain test-taking reading targets that emphasize gist at the expense of depth.

Simply put, the more distracted we become, and the more emphasis we place on speed at the expense of depth – redefining "text" from what fills the hundreds of pages of a novel, to a line of words and emoticons on a phone's screen – the less likely and able we are to care.

Working with the university's other departments and with other innovative journalism schools, Columbia can create a vision for journalism education that moves it, finally, beyond what Mr. Bollinger has correctly diagnosed as its preoccupation with form and technique at the expense of depth and content.

We describe how the high-frequency transducer achieves significantly improved axial and lateral resolution (16 and 120 µm, respectively, vs. 50 and 220 µm) at the expense of penetration depth.

This is done at the expense of the depth of field, which is essentially infinite in the current system.

Although this simulation has removed the variance from the original biological replicates it shows that increasing the number of libraries at the expense of read depth improves detection of TC 3′ ends showing differential abundance, as was previously noted [ 31].

The focus of this consultation on this occasion was clearly relationship building, where the GP appeared to have prioritized active listening and relationship building, at the expense of in-depth history taking, advice, brief intervention or even reinforcement of the stated motivation to stop smoking.

High-frequency linear array transducers (> 8 MHz, often > 10 MHz) yield excellent spatial resolution, but at the expense of a shallower depth of penetration.