Sentence examples for expense of your mobile from inspiring English sources
Other specs for the Galaxy S5 include a microSD slot for expanding storage (which could work with the newly announced 128GB capacity for iPhone-beating storage) and a Download Booster software feature that combines LTE and Wi-Fi data connection for superfast downloading of larger files, though at the expense of your mobile data bandwidth.
How do we increase the friendliness of your mobile phone, in order to fulfil this promise?
But at the expense of your strengths?
Don't exercise at the expense of your sleep.[31].
For Hulu, its increased presence in the living room didn't come at the expense of mobile viewing, however – the numbers for mobile have remained fairly consistent, growing from 15percentt in Q1 2014 to 17 percent the following year.
When it comes to smartphones in the U.S., Android and Apple keep growing at the expense of other mobile platforms like RIM, Windows Phone, and Nokia's Symbian.
New data from app analytics provider Flurry released today states that native app usage on smartphones is continuing to grow at the expense of the mobile web.
One way of noticing that the OS is poised for a big breakthrough at the expense of Windows Mobile, Symbian and other operating systems designed to run on various mobile devices, is the number of applications already available for download in the platform's own application store, Android Market.
But that standard is itself dangerously outdated, putting too much emphasis on heavy mechanized army divisions at the expense of the more mobile forces needed for responding to sudden emergencies.
Five hours per day is a 20percentt increase compared with the fourth quarter of 2015, and seems to come at the expense of mobile browser usage, which has dropped significantly over the years.
Farmers who became farmer-herders could control local pasturelands and limit access to them (including to crop residues) except by their own herds, i.e. at the expense of mobile pastoralists' herds that will consequently only be able graze the non-arable margins of village territories.
