Sentence examples for increasingly at the expense from inspiring English sources

Education is obviously valuable in politics, but so is real lived experience, and over the last few decades the former has come increasingly at the expense of the latter.

Indeed, these are not true factories either -- they are livestock prisons designed ultimately to preserve and engorge the economic coffers of large corporate behemoths increasingly at the expense of smaller producers, local communities and arguably the eater.

In England, ST22-MRSA-IV is increasingly common (apparently at the expense of ST36-MRSA-II, UK-MRSA-16, [106]), being currently responsible for 85% of MRSA bacteraemia cases.

(FK1) The students said that pattern recognition became increasingly important, sometimes at the expense of analytical reasoning.

They also fear that the government in Jakarta is increasingly endorsing Islamic orthodoxy at the expense of Indonesia's non-Muslims.

But European governments could trim middle-class goodies, such as universal child allowances.In America, the dominance of Medicare, the state-funded health scheme for retirees, means that social spending flows increasingly to the old, at the expense of the poor.

Today, the most vocal Republican leaders have seen fit to side increasingly with big business at the expense of the common man, with fundamentalist Christians at the expense of the mildly exotic man, against women's rights, against gay rights and against the scientific consensus that industrialization is poisoning the Earth.

These advances are not without attendant compromises, especially the economic trade-off between dataset breadth and quality which appears to be increasingly towards the former at the expense of the latter.

And so we should honor their uncertain futures by abandoning those who would live in the past at the expense of those increasingly expensive futures.

But the member stations of National Public Radio increasingly emphasize news and information at the expense of classical music and jazz.

Increasingly, profits have been rising at the expense of workers in general, including workers with the skills that were supposed to lead to success in today's economy.