Sentence examples for practical expense from inspiring English sources

In your relentless quest for power, you have pushed an ideologically driven agenda of marketisation at the expense not only of the ideal of accessible universal education, but at the practical expense of institutional stability, academic integrity and human dignity.

"This survey reinforces that today's grandparents contribute to the basic quality of their grandchildren's lives; they are the safety net for American families, helping to pay for practical expenses and necessities.

There are practical reasons - expense, arsèdness, not wanting to injure yourself, or die.

Line type blood-liquid warmers are used widely due to their low expense, practical use and nondependence on sets.

The majority of PA/EE validation research in this population has been performed in a controlled-laboratory environment but there is a paucity of free-living studies (Table 4) primarily due to the practical difficulties or expense associated with 'gold standard' EE measurement (DLW).

He says: "The UK test is unfit for purpose because it goes too far to include information about British culture and history at the expense of practical knowledge.

A stress on practical matters at the expense of new visions makes sense, given that the EU has just drawn up the new constitution.

We found that too much effort in the department is devoted to research on technologies that are multiple generations away from practical use at the expense of analyses, modeling and simulation, or other highly relevant fundamental engineering research activities that could influence the private sector in the nearer term.

But in a robust statement, the former trustees of Kids Company including Mr Yentob accused MPs of having "naively accepted allegations made in the media and by a small number of individuals, some with vested interests in damaging Kids Company and its much-praised model of loving care and practical support" at the expense of the evidence of expert witnesses.

The principles that guided the design and implementation of the Baylor PGP were high quality, robustness, low expense, flexibility, practical clinical utility, and the ability to facilitate broad areas of clinical research.

A performance analysis of the model carried out in conjunction with some approaches found in the literature on benchmarking data exhibits the relative advantage of the model in terms of accuracy, practical usage and computational expense.