Sentence examples for expense of work from inspiring English sources
Granted, some of Westwood's new short-game success has come at the expense of work on his long-ball striking.
It was his way of saying, "You can play all you want, but not at the expense of work".
By now, many of us have watched an absurd amount of soccer, at the expense of work, family, and good sense.
The organization has also been dogged by questions, including from former employees, about whether it has been focused on fundraising at the expense of work that would further its mission.
What bothers Mr. Powhida and several others in the art world who declined to be named for fear of offending wealthy collectors is the pre-eminence of money at the expense of work that challenges the artistic and economic status quo.
I'm not naive enough to think attention won't be paid to famous people who tread the boards, and I wish it needn't come at the expense of work for the extraordinary talents who haven't, for one reason or another, achieved comparable fame.
The gains in competitiveness have come at the expense of working people, who had to accept lower wages.
"This is a misguided bill that provides a huge tax cut to the most well-off Americans at the expense of working families," Mr. Clinton said.
On the stump last year, Tsai argued that Taiwan had become too economically exposed to mainland China, enriching a politically connected élite at the expense of working people.
The new economic framework imposed in the 1980s, which dramatically strengthened big business at the expense of working people, was essentially retained after 1997.
