In retrospect, both emphasised rhetoric at the expense of facts.
That repeal happened because of the Abbott government's deep dive into "truthy" at the expense of facts and reason and science and evidence-based policy, and because carbon-intensive industries that prance about in boom times fancying themselves more powerful than democratically elected governments really wanted to forestall the inevitability of mandated carbon constraint for a few more years.
In many ways, Rocky stories and Denver stories are synonymous, partly because the paper's unabashed mission, especially in its early days, was to help Denver grow and prosper, sometimes even at the expense of the facts.
It means that in an increasingly consolidated media world dominated and controlled by large corporate, market-driven entities, in an era where hard news divisions of the mainstream media continue to morph into entertainment and opinion-driven formats at the expense of hard facts and information, public media is more important than ever before.
This is the burden our country sets upon little shoulders: the paucity and expense of eldercare, the fact that one would have more than one child in order to share around the horrid expense of easing one out of life.
They make truths that speak to their hearts, often at the expense of the details of fact.
Memoir is not accumulation of fact at the expense of this truth.
In fact, the expense of sound conversion was a major obstacle to many overseas producers, relatively undercapitalized by Hollywood standards.
"The Liberals' firearms policy is designed to win votes at the expense of community safety, and the fact that they have cooked it up behind closed doors shows contempt for the Tasmanian public," Brindley told The Australian.
With the expense of everything these days, the fact that I'm the world's worst pregnant woman (seriously, I am. Like, the worst ever) and feeling like I rarely give my two children all the attention they deserve, I must be insane to want one more.
