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121. Whole-hearted pursuit of more general, high-traffic search terms at the expense of lower-volume, high-conversion keywords may send you (and your money) barking up the wrong tree.

122. Adad -nirari I's successor, Shalmaneser I, made Calah his capital, and followed up on expansion to the northwest, mainly at the expense of the Hittites, reaching as far as Carchemish.

123. The speaker was a well-known executive who told a number of jokes in poor taste, some at the expense of influential figures in the room.

124. President Obama wrote: "Our relationship with China isguided by the recognition that we live in an inter-connected world.One country's success need not come at the expense of another.

125. An unpredictable, asocial borderline individual who squirts water in your face and makes fun at the expense of others.

126. The pavilion, formerly in a very dilapidated condition, was renovated in 1917 at the expense of the compradore of a large Hankow firm.

127. Those who try to profit at the expense of others will come to no good end.

128. A firefighter saved a little girl's life at the expense of his life.

129. But the prices of wheat, corn and soyabean are all high, so any big shift towards one crop will come at the expense of the others.

130. In recent weeks, Shankar added, BNY Mellon clients have pumped money back into U.S. Treasuries, often at the expense of U.S. and foreign equities, "in a move to safety and liquidity."

131. Watching this we might assume it isn't intended to be diagnostic of human psychology; rather it's just a way of making a joke at the expense of the main character.

132. At the same time, prominent researchers said conservationists cannot afford to shortchange large and regional protections at the expense of focusing on targeted species.

133. First, they measure China's mercantilist trade policies. A country that practices mercantilism strives to increase exports at the expense of its trading partners.

134. Three decades of effort have been expended on string theory, which includes gravity but at the expense of having the universe inelegantly sprout hidden dimensions.

135. In the capitalist mode of production , growth of production is at the expense of human development.

136. Singer Miranda Lambert won three awards, including best female vocalist, at the expense of Underwood.

137. Monetary inflation, then, acts as a hidden "tax" by which the early receivers expropriate (i.e., gain at the expense of) the late receivers.

138. To write any kind of epic at all might very well seem to be embracing an inappropriately sensual paganism at the expense of the higher discipline of good, old-fashioned monotheistic Christianity.

139. Oil pricing became a zero-sum game: every rise in prices benefited producers at the cost of consumers, and every reduction in price benefited consumers at the expense of producers.

140. Neither collective leadership nor individual responsibility should be overemphasized at the expense of the other.

141. Every flatterer lives at the expense of those who listen to him.

142. Everything, in short, is produced at the expense of forgoing something else.

143. He introduced a god, Aton, as a single god, at the expense of all the others.

144. Microcosm . Subject explores imaginary world at the expense of the real one.

145. The energy for this motion is obtained at the expense of their kinetic energy.

146. In China compulsory purchase orders ensure new roads, hydroelectric dams,[www.Sentencedict.com] airports and cities can be built for the greater good even at the expense of the minority.

147. Landing and delivery charges and pier dues shall be at the expense of the goods unless included in the freight herein provided for.

148. Nor did the growth in employment come at the expense of earnings since hourly earnings also rose rapidly during the past century along with employment and productivity.

149. If you have not yet built an aerobic base, then all of your anaerobic exercise is at the expense of endurance.

150. Natural style , however, should not be conquered at the expense of fidelity.