He understands the need to take wickets sometimes at the expense of conceding runs.
The immediate successors of Thibaut I continued to enlarge their domain, sometimes at the expense of the Capetians.
Established business houses can use their muscle to expand into new areas, sometimes at the expense of newcomers.
The works reflect on the power and strength of the collective, sometimes at the expense of the individual.
'The role of the curator has become so prominent, sometimes at the expense of the artist,' she says.
A higher premium is placed on skill and speed, sometimes at the expense of one-on-one defending.
With a reputation for being hard-working, resourceful and skilled at business, many Syrians have found jobs, sometimes at the expense of Jordanians.
But Mr. Cuomo has also spent hours arguing with his aides over those answers — sometimes at the expense of rehearsing them, according to people involved in the campaign.
Hamilton's follow-up, "Ain't Nobody Worryin'," found him advancing his earthy, plainspoken aesthetic, though sometimes at the expense of memorable melodies.
Alongside the slapstick for his satellite character were some of the programme's better lines, although sometimes at the expense of exacerbating the Irish stereotype.
And the Pakistanis remain too preoccupied with their historical enmity toward India, sometimes at the expense of efforts to combat fundamentalist terrorists.
