Sentence examples for expense of truly from inspiring English sources

Ms. White has said she is committed to completing rules promptly, but her actions, so far, show the perils of moving quickly at the expense of truly strong rules.

The system is designed to encourage selling products that generate commissions, at the expense of truly objective, client-specific advice.

The decision to use a mostly off-the-shelf piece for the launch of a potentially disastrous product line (the iPad could easily have been bad, or at any rate unpopular) was one of economy; why go to the great expense of truly redesigning a chip, when tweaking an existing design will serve, and for a fraction of the cost?

And, unless the medical screening required by the bill is made more rigorous, the unimpaired may still be able to profit at the expense of the truly sick.

The game's adherence to the formula of the Silent Hill series also drew criticism; the opening comment of GameSpot's review remarked that "this old fog needs to learn some new tricks", and further detailed that the game provided "an entirely conventional adventure that relies on eight-year-old franchise hallmarks at the expense of anything truly new".

Whether it be the result of some wealthy donor's self-serving faux philanthropic dealings at the expense of the truly destitute, or of being totally helpless at the mercy of a rogue police officer who can snuff out a life on a whim; inequality comes in many forms.

If she had taken Susan A. Patton's advice, and hadn't spent all that time batting at all those so-called feminist windmills like "goals" and "independence" at the expense of the truly important things in Susan A. Patton's life, she might not have wasted her life.

This central protection of the muscle from further peripheral fatigue and damage will be performed at the expense of a truly maximal performance in which all the motor units are activated (Gandevia et al. 1996).

As always, I travel incognito and at my own expense in search of truly enchanting experiences.

Although to his mind the characterisation was less endearing, Peel suggests that it is an over-emphasis on the visual, at the expense of characterisation, that truly accounts for the reduced credibility of Captain Scarlet.

The showrunner and writer Graham Yost has kept this idea at the center of "Justified," making it more stagey than realistic, perhaps at the expense of it ever becoming truly respectable.