The DVD market share among television titles is steadily growing at the expense of titles that were released in theaters.
Paramount's awards season gamble didn't pay off: the studio invested marketing dollars in Dreamgirls at the expense of another splashy title in its stable that has earned plenty of admirers, Perfume.
Aside from the relatively high expense of the individual titles, I discovered that there was no way to share the book with my sisters.
Heck, the Los Angeles Lakers even convinced Kobe Bryant to take some additional rest at the expense of winning the scoring title.
When I included the new Dungeon Keeper in my best apps of January roundups for Android and for iOS, there were some cross comments, asking why The Guardian would promote this game at the expense of other, more deserving titles.
His foreign policy was less consistent, ranging from the cautious in Italy to the chimerical in Spain; yet it was at the expense of Aragon that he regained title to Roussillon and Cerdagne.
The expense of the improper payments, he said, increased the cost of title insurance for home buyers, who are almost universally required by lenders to purchase the coverage.
Because it depended so heavily on ancestry and tradition for validation of status and title, ambitious individuals could advance the prestige of their titles at the expense of others by displays of wealth and power.
The University of Manchester team captain, Matthew Yeo, said he was saddened to have been given the title at the expense of Corpus Christi.
Two days later, Steve Carlton shut down the Royals lineup and the Phillies had that elusive title at the expense of the Royals.
The ruthlessness At the Australian grand prix in 1994 and the European in 1997, collisions with Damon Hill and Jacques Villeneuve respectively saw Schumacher accused of trying to clinch the title at the expense of the men with whom he collided.
