Sentence examples for expense of things from inspiring English sources

The growth of obscure products has come at the expense of things that are merely quite popular.

Or could it be evidence of tech companies quietly hijacking public service reform for their own ends, possibly at the expense of things that might serve children better?

Kindergarten (and even preschool) has increasingly become academic — at the expense of things such as recess and the arts — in this era of standardized test-based school reform.

According to Vincentric research when the expense of things like insurance, fuel, taxes, depreciation and maintenance on a diesel are taken into account, the average cost of ownership is $1,017 more than on a gasoline-powered car.

Inspiring without being inspirational, dramatic without being dishonest, it has points it wants to make about work and commitment, parents and children, but never at the expense of things that might complicate its message.

"The expense side of things seems right on to me but $7/hr in gross earnings seems too low based off my experience," Campbell told us of MIT's original study.

What service am I going to be left to run? (R4) There was also a concern that excessive attention is given to those things that are easier to measure at the expense of those things that were harder to quantify.

Yet somehow the things that didn't lead to happiness and flourishing had been emphasized at the expense of the things that did.

If we were to be together, it would be at the expense of many things in our real worlds.

There has been a recent trend in Schubert piano performances to emphasise the lyrical at the expense of other things, but Uchida penetrates to its gritty heart".

There was a feeling of energy and possibility and renewal in the air in those years that inevitably came at the expense of all things conventional and established, the Church of England being one of them.