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181. And penny-pinching at the expense of the unemployed is cruel as well as misguided.
182. As a result, they argue, shoddy merchandise would emerge, with every possible corner cut in order to lower costs, at the expense of quality.
183. Subsequently the internal friction angle rises back, simultaneously with neoformation of kaolinite at the expense of the smectite component. Changes in cohesion are much less significant.
184. From the perspective of an owner-occupier , at the expense of age for lots, while also reducing the repayment burden.
185. One downside is the Oxy-Iso lenses hinder the perception of yellows and blues at the expense of enhancing reds and greens.
186. A country shall not aggrandize itself at the expense of its neighbors.
187. An ability that is only of the moment, granting a 50% increase in firepower, but at the expense of slowly killing your Dreadnaught.
188. Duncan Kennedy has described the law schools as "intensely political places", characterized by a "trade school mentality, the endless attention to trees at the expense of forests.
189. The result shows that the longitudinal and transverse errors are compensable according to the assistant and reading beam, however, at the expense of transmittance toss.
190. A community, however, may add to its wealth by unproductive labour, at the expense of other communities, as an individual may at the expense of other individuals.
191. He introduced a special sun-god , Aton, as a single god, at the expense of all the others.
192. It would save time and effort, but at the expense of code readability and comprehension, because boilerplate code usually adds noise to application source.
193. Much of the hoped-for consolidation in China could come at the expense of mills that make lower-margin construction grade steel.
194. More likely, experts say, sales have simply shifted to nearby tax havens that allow New Yorkers to stockpile cut-rate smokes at the expense of the state treasury.
195. The result shows that the longitudinal and transverse errors are compensable according to the assistant and reading beam, however, at the expense of transmittance loss.
196. Some governments opt to fund rearmament at the expense of developing science, " he told SciDev.Net.
197. Riskily, his government favoured the Malays at the expense of the Chinese and got away with it without too much social unrest.
198. Showing a decent respect for the opinions of mankind does not mean competing in a global popularity contest at the expense of sound policy.
199. Prudence cannot be at the expense of prestige when it comes to the Trident nuclear deterrent.
200. Quick-drying nail polish may save time, but at the expense of your nails.
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