This was a domestic scene: on special occasions you wanted a full table, and, if the company merited it, and you could stand the expense, wine of good quality and generous quantity would be offered.
Also, a lot of biofuels have been grown where forests once stood, at the expense of old growth and tropical forests, destroying biodiversity.
b Drought favours the growth of smaller trees in a stand on the expense of the socially dominating neighbours.
There isn't necessarily a need to dwell on it too much, to raise a cry right then and there, to take a stand at the expense of working with an organization or a group, but noticing it is fundamental, will become second nature, will acknowledge the oddness at a personal level -- and that is the first step to a meaningful change.
There are special interest groups that have won unfair advantages and stand to win at the expense of others.
Their ethical stands come at the expense of more than 3 million opportunities to sell products every night.
That willingness to stand with the president at the expense of their own institution underscores that the border wall remains a powerful symbol with Republican voters and suggests Republicans would rather risk a troubling precedent than run afoul of Mr. Trump, who made the wall his signature campaign promise in 2016, and his constituency.
Two other memory technologies stand to gain acceptance at the expense of Rambus-based memory.
"We are facing now a determined decision by Iran to take advantage of the vacuum in Syria, the coming victory of Assad, and the defeat of ISIS to extend Hezbollah's stand in Lebanon at the expense of Syrian territory, especially in the Golan Heights," Amos Gilead, a retired Israeli major general who now heads the Institute for Policy and Strategy in Herzliya, told me.
This, in turn, may induce stress and anxiety in the child, for example because the child feels pressured to take a stand for one parent at the expense of losing the support of the other parent.
Companies whose products use Windows stand to gain market share at the expense of those who do not.
