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A president wage a hefty war at the cost of the people due to personal enmity seems to be incredible isn't it?

But if I cannot get both, I would take righteousness at the cost of my life.

It also offers to edit the code for you at the cost of a click or two.

He rescued the lives of the children at the cost of his own.

He saved the child from the fire at the cost of his own life.

Pakistan and India came into being at the cost of a million lives and the largest migration in history.

There was no stadium and European teams baulked at the cost of the boat journey.

Rising sales are coming at the cost of lower profitability, at least if fourth quarter results released on Tuesday are any indication.

I trust my prayers will not be fruitless, as I am asking for their ss happiness and yours, have to it be at the cost of my own life.

It is not as if the erotic summit is something heroic attained at the cost of harsh sufferings.

He saved the children from the fire at the cost of his own life.

He saved the lives of the children at the cost of his own.

The epic scope that this innovation allows him to achieve comes at the cost of historical accuracy, both in the film and in the novel.

He gave more autonomy to the non-English parts of the union, but at the cost of national cohesion.

It speeds up any developer's work for years to come -- at the cost of just a couple of working days.

But he said he was confident people would support it when they looked "at the cost of doing nothing. "

The young sergeant saved the little girl from the fire, but at the cost of his own life.

One of the important ways to turn to low-carbon lifestyle, is kick at the cost of high energy sources of "consumption" hobby.

Giving consideration to private or public debt sustainability, at the cost of price stability, would be a violation of the ECB's mandate.

UEFA may require further medical examination of the goalkeeper by an expert appointed by UEFA at the cost of the club.

I can only teach you not to bow your heads before any one even at the cost of your life.

Based on this point, it will be implemented for import foreign technology at the cost of market. It maybe gets a substantial progress.

John based his foreign policy on a hope for western help, bought at the cost of a union of the churches (= submission to the papacy).

She saved him from the fire, but at the cost of her own life.

I enable myself to perceive reality through both perspectives at once. And I do not "believe" in one at the cost of disbelieving the other.

Five Chinese environmental NGOs have issued a report blasting Apple and its suppliers for profiting at the cost of the local environment.

This may generate more ad revenue but comes at the cost of your users' trust, as they click on things they thought were genuine content.

The victory of the war is at the cost of of nearly ten thousand lives of soldiers.

It is a little like medieval justice: sometimes innocence can be proved only at the cost of a career.

He saved his daughter from the fire but at the cost of his own life.

But it's not easy for me to be kind at the cost of diligence and discipline.

But one should as little imperil oneself by an evil companion as pay honor to another at the cost of one's own credit.

This ruthlessness can result in a rapid rise to a position of authority, but often at the cost of destroying important relationships.

An ability to recognize long-term global economic trends and to ride them even at the cost of disrupting the company's existing business.

Just like the "Deadly Delicious" , the wife gets her husband again at the cost of his life.

This technique has the advantage of being reusable regardless of your end goals for the data at the cost of adding another step for users.

She saved him from drowning, but only at the cost of her own life.

But it will be able to slash spending and raise taxes without hindrance, albeit at the cost of staggering unpopularity.

This would limit the size of the recession but at the cost of pushing inflation up to 8% by 2013, Fathom estimates.

He brought the company backs from 2009 to the present, but was at the cost of many jobs.

Taking risk completely out of the system will be at the cost of economic growth.

In spite of others' discouragement, he saved his daughter from the fire at the cost of his own life.

The correspondent ignores the fact that most Japanese women don't want to work so much at the cost of children.

Over- extraction of water for irrigation to meet the need of food is at the cost of the decline of future food production.

I swear to do so by all the means available and at the cost of any good taste and any aesthetic considerations.

She was determined to bring this baby to term, no matter what, even at the cost of her own life.

Any claims on higher education autonomy at the cost of these elements should be declared as fata morgana.

e. g. That gentleman managed not to hit the boy who ran across the street in front of his car, but only at the cost of injuring himself.

He saved her from the fire, but at the cost of his own life.

He saved the little boy at the cost of his own life.

Economic globalisation continues to evolve, but at the cost of a yawning gap between the North and the South.

Some candidates don't bother to spell the company's things at the cost of something larger they work toward.

To briefly conclude, economic development should not be achieved at the cost of our Earth's "health" .

But lately, observers say, Prime Minister Erdogan appears to be seeking influence with Arabs at the cost of relations with Israel.

She saved him from fire, but at the cost of her own life.

This caused the British to close in earlier than planned, perhaps at the cost of gathering more explicit evidence.

"She will choose to look good, above all else, even at the cost of her work. "

Centralized systems can drive innovation in a particular state-sanctioned direction, but at the cost of individual choice and flexibility.

Zhao Yong was sorry that he had earned his livelihood at the cost of so much suffering for those innocent crabs.

Reuters has a team of several thousand journalists who over the years have covered major news events, sometimes at the cost of their lives.

In this case there is greater separation between the application and queue manager but at the cost of a performance overhead.

On each occasion , however, it has stumbled at the cost of separating the unit as a distinct entity .

You may get guaranteed response time, but this will come at the cost of overall throughput of the system.

He saved his son from drowning, but only at the cost of his own life.

It must be stressed out that the advancement at the cost of environment will severely penalize human beings.

However, for the adoption of direct marketing business thought should not be at the cost per page, but the information rate of return.

I think we spend way too much of our lives worrying about the risks, at the cost of a lot of the benefits.

Economic development should not be achieved at the cost of our environment.

He saved the little girl from drowning at the cost of her own life.

Europe, meanwhile, is hoping to burn off the calories in the future. It has opted to contain job losses at the cost of lower productivity.

Do not give in to their demands at the cost of your own.

When a rule is broken, however, you will usually find inthe program some compensating merit, attained at the cost of the violation.

Algorithm combines mark-sweep and copying in a way that avoids this problem, at the cost of some increased collection complexity.

Electorates are likely to chafe at the cost of bringing down government deficits, especially ifthemain result is to repay foreign creditors.

They did not exalt order at the cost of liberty.

Some of them sought to further their own ends, at the cost of my inexperience, with many an extraordinary device.

we decided to make things clear and straightforward at the cost of some explicit conversions in the code.

He saved the lives of his friends at the cost of his own.

Lately, the industry has put a lot of focus on executing agile change, yet agility at the cost of manageability is not very useful.

Look at how long LBJ and Nixon refused to admit the truth even at the cost of tens of thousands of American and Vietnamese casualties.

Both the "moron" and Don Quixote, the famous knight, are existentialists , who try to do what is impossible at the cost of their lives.

At the cost of a somewhat higher performance penalty for accessing volatile fields.

To test for nature again, everybody is in the effort, to the weak light of life, how many people at the cost of her own life?

As a secret agent, you must guard the president even at the cost of your won life.

The college student saved the boy at the cost of his own life.

Standard text compression techniques can give dramatic reductions in document size at the cost of additional processing overhead.

Under synchronous operation, a committed transaction is committed on both partners, but at the cost of increased transaction latency.

The law, critics say, unfairly protects reputation at the cost of the public interest.

a lot depends on how a new panel meant to hack away at the cost of government-reimbursed health care for the elderly works in practice.

Once the databases are synchronized a committed transaction is committed on both partners, at the cost of increased transaction latency.

Madame Curie carried through her researches at the cost of her own life.

He told stories of heroic acts by residents who saved lives of others as the tornado bore down, even at the cost of their own lives.

But anger is a healthy response to overhelping at the cost of your own dreams, so give your frustration a voice.

He finally got what he wanted at the cost of his health.

He didn't know he accepted the money at the cost of his future.

People spend so much time surfing the Internet at the cost of their health.

He stressed working with China should not be at the cost of security interests and human rights.

This gives the player more flexibility beyond the normal fixed actions at the cost of more complexity and, usually, expense.

Fixing a trivial issue at the cost of a serious one is not good for anyone.

Yet numerous past experiences have clearly demonstrated suppression buys only short-run stability at the cost of long-run fragility.

But pulling down inflation has come at the cost of a steeper than expected drop in growth.

All it means is that your car's standard OEM air filter is able to filter tinier dust particles, at the cost of allowing less air through.

The IEA's 28 member states finally have shown some backbone at the cost of only a small diminution of their reserves.

Economic growth must not be achieved at the cost of environment or resources.

Obviously, DOM also gives you XPath, but at the cost of a far heavier and less uniform API.

She dared not speak, at the cost of her brothers' lives.

she's making her way up the ladder at the cost of everyone under her. lucy: [mocking] "i think everyone sees me as a big sister. "

Although JIT compilation provides some advantages for speeding up execution, it does so at the cost of larger amounts of memory.

Companies are frequently surprised at the cost reductions achievable through the adoption of Cleaner Production techniques.

Even if its populist measures boost short-term growth, this could come at the cost of creating an unsustainable fiscal deficit.

This structure does provide good cross-platform portability, but at the cost of high CPU overhead and lower performance.

Thus, disinflation (a decrease in the inflation rate) can be achieved only at the cost of some unemployment.

This should not be at the cost of Britain hosting big international banks.

It makes sense for China to acquire commodities at the cost of production rather than at the exaggerated market price.

Judy: Hester is a very tough woman. She protects her love at the cost of being charged with adultery.

As Mr Xiao puts it, the policy comes "at the cost of pouring huge amounts of base money into the domestic market" .

In many European countries, by contrast, class equality is protected at the cost of gender inequality.

Rapprochement with the neighbours, however, need not come at the cost of worsening ties with America.

It is shrewdly annexing poor countries in Asia and Africa, by building infrastructure, but at the cost of raiding their rich resources.

They will use their own health and life at the cost of nuclear power plants built the last bulwark of protection.

Present Value (PV) - The value today of future EVA (positive or negative) obtained by discounting EVA at the Cost of Capital.

The thin film allows batteries to charge and recharge quickly, but at the cost of significant degrading over time.

Price stability has not come at the cost of higher real volatility, or lower growth.

Higher numbers will generally yield smaller payloads at the cost of additional processing time.

The mine's production stops for 7 days. An enemy hero can repair the mine, at the cost of all his remaining movement.

The proposal shall be prepared at the cost of the Contractor and shall include the items listed in Sub-Clause 13. 3 [Variation Procedure].

Yet the focus on nukes comes at the cost of other things worth noting about North Korea. Human rights, for instance.

The push to boost numbers came at the cost of a drastic fall in quality.

But investors are growing restless at the cost of its search campaign.

Bochs accomplishes this through emulation, but it comes at the cost of performance.

We must always keep in mind that superior performance in one area may be achieved at the cost of decreased performance in another area.

Only at the cost of losing the basis of all my certainties can I question what is conveyed to me by my presence to myself.

IBM's JVM implementation includes an option that turns on automatic JNI checks, at the cost of slower execution.

available on a fixed-line ticket system for customer queries at the cost of flights and tickets.

The driver manages to save the girl from falling, but only at the cost of injuring himself.

There is no sense developing industry at the cost of the environment.

( "robbed time" ), the lengthening of one or several notes at the cost of others, which makes possible freer rhythmic treatment.

The Northeast China has a typical economic development model which is at the cost of depleting a lot of natural resources.

Even its much-abused expenses system is being cleaned up, though at the cost of higher salaries for most MEPs.

Performance: A restrictive security plan comes at the cost of performance in different ways.

Perfectionists struggle over little things at the cost of something larger they work toward.

"The lure of high profits may prompt people to commit crimes, even at the cost of going to the guillotine, " says Mr Yu.

Incidence of miscarriage eases, often at the expense of life or liberty at the cost of food for thought.

business activity, whatever its source, comes at the cost of reduced domestic activity.

Increasingly, however, it's starting to seem this may be at the cost of creativity.

Steppedfrequency signal is a broad band signal which enhances range resolution of radar at the cost of increasing bandwidth.

It is a sign of the times that Japan chose to follow China at the cost of irritating America.

On no account should we develop our economy at the cost of our environment.

Government is a necessary evil, ensuring the justice but at the cost of individual freedom.

He finished the work at the cost of his health.

However, these advantages are gained at the cost of more positive resection fields and less favourable oncologic results.

In other words, search engines make money at the cost of inconvenience of most Internet users, but not its high quality of search service.

The homes were pushed outwards even at the cost of the discomfort of commuting.

Although the vendor-specific solutions are robust, you use them at the cost of EJB portability.

He completed the task at the cost of his health.

While this protection strategy allows higher network throughput, it does so at the cost of some network security.

In a re-test, with a $50 optional larger battery, the Lenovo also did very well, but at the cost of added weight and thickness.

India opposes binding carbon-emissions cuts at the cost of slowing economic growth.

The fire was put out at the cost of a fireman's life.

A smaller load factor means faster lookup at the cost of increased memory consumption.

The RR isolation level ensures maximum data integrity at the cost of high performance.

You can have this pair of trousers at the cost of 8 dollars or 20 yuan.

My view is that the new policy buys a trivial new incentive at the cost of a modest loss in deterrence.

In most cases, people sacrifice their love life at the cost of their profession.

Others want their laptop to have the biggest screenthey can get, at the cost of portability.

It is finally realized how foolish it is to develop our economy at the cost of environment.

In contrast to true virtualization, they have lower overhead at the cost of decreased isolation.

Supreme purity, clarity, and certainty at the cost of completeness.

The navy is chafing at the cost of patrols, rescue operations and cleaning up fuel spills.

Every tiny step forward in the world was formerly made at the cost of mental and physical torture. - F. Nietzsche.

University intelligence is useful & making some impact in the life, but cannot be at the cost of life.

These people stopped bandits and terrorists at the cost of their lives.

But is it not clear that superabundance for some is only possible at the cost of the needs of others?

The increased relevance has come at the cost of decreased reliability.

She is always collecting sesame at the cost of watermelon.

The principle of Chinese entry to WTO is mainly at the cost of decreasing tariff and at the premiss of enjoying improving Chinese treatment.

Becauseright now, you are subsidizing exporters at the cost of the wages of the ordinary Chinese workers.

To safeguard one's health at the cost of too strict a diet is a tiresome illness indeed.

Simulation demonstrates the proposed method can get good solution at the cost of less time.

They do not look only at total cost but also at the cost of what they call "exposure" .

RJP: But this design flexibility comes at the cost of additional build and development complexity.

He accumulated his possessions at the cost of losing friendship.

Some enterprises willing to stop them at the cost of talent, and then to some lower, but still on wages.

The soldiers are willing to do anything for their country, even at the cost of their own lives.

Experience teaches slowly and at the cost of mistakes---James Anthony Froude---English historian and novelist.

"In other places we looked at, the cost of living was pretty high compared to here, " says Hill.

At the cost balance point on the institutional margin, the allocation of power achieves Pareto Optimality.

We are determined to get our rights at the cost of our lives.

But why should the US do this at the cost of another debt binge and subsequent crash?

This option saves backup time at the cost of increased complexity.

Experience teaches slowly , and at the cost of mistakes . Janes Anthony Froude , British historian.

Improving one's skills in debate often comes at the cost of literary talent.

But Labor's Defence spokesman Chris Evans has expressed concern at the cost of some projects.

Is a class and not an interface, the cost of method invocation is arguably lower but at the cost of some flexibility.

Must a competitively priced new gadget come at the cost of young lives ?

But any long term gain could come at the cost of short-term employment losses.

It is not good for young ladies to keep slim at the cost of their health.

The upside is a richer user experience, at the cost of complexity.

At the cost of bowling over one young fellow I got through.

Now he lives in a big house, but at the cost of the convenience he enjoyed before.

Rioters have seen the government bail out banks at the cost of taxpayers, while cutting education and social services.

He saved his daughter at the cost of his life.

The lesson learned at the cost of blood helped to sober many of our comrades.

Oh yeah sure, come on, expand yourself at the cost of ur users' privacy.

And the government said this fast-paced redevelopment will not come at the cost of poor building standards.

This simplification comes at the cost of efficiency, but that is not a surprising result when the goal is simplicity.

RIM built a device that met corporate needs at the cost of end-user needs.

But China's economic growth has come at the cost of food production.

Some people pursue their own personal benefits at the cost of others.

However the advantage of the new scheme is that each additional conversion is obtained at the cost of only 1 extra bit trial.

This is necessary to isolate the relational layer from the object layer, but this convenience comes at the cost of performance.

The new regime will be more balanced, but at the cost of lower purchasing power for western consumers.

They won the battle at the cost of many lives.

He saved the baby at the cost of his life.

He had a small room at the cost of 15 cents per night.

and (3) commercialization at the cost of aesthetics and morality.

More entries to autowarm may mean more cache hits at the cost of longer warming times.

In addition to evaluating the resources used, we also looked at the cost of running the benchmark users.

The lessons learned at the cost of blood helped to sober us.

Let's look at the cost-to-value picture if 10% of a corporate customer's employees use the application.

They wanted peace even at the cost of Communist domination of the government.

Fame, at the cost of character, is dearly bought.

He saved her at the cost of his life.

that is she has too many "bad" ideas, which should be at the cost of his happiness.

at the cost of the shipping company.

I am now frequently astounded by human beings' cupidity to amass fortune at the cost of conscience.

He bought fame at the cost of health and happiness.

If policymakers expand aggregate demand, they can lower unemployment, but only at the cost of higher inflation.

For example, due to convenience or low price, are the goods I buy obtained at the cost of someone else's suffering (e. g. child labour)?

Furion Stormrage: At the cost of your soul? You are no brother of mine! Begone from thellos place, and never set foot in our lands again!

And Lehman Brothers became the first investment bank to close its subprime-lending arm, at the cost of 1, 200 jobs.

If they contract aggregate demand, they can lower inflation, but at the cost of temporarily higher unemployment.

Experience teaches slowly i, and at the cost of mistakes. ----Froude.

In China, economic development has often been achieved at the cost of the environment.

The Conservatives can do the right thing, at the cost of being a one-term government.

Eating out can save time to cook at the cost of higher price. In addition, eating out might result in some problems about hygiene.

For example, changing the way work is distributed may reduce your network bandwidth, at the cost of your CPU performance.

Experience teaches. slowly, and at the cost of mistakes.

This will be at the cost of some increased storage usage.

This all came hard and at the cost, I'm sure, of a lot of human life and a lot of misery.

I buy this electronic dictionary at the cost of 3000.

Conversely, UR ensures the highest level of performance at the cost of some data inconsistency.

At the Cost of Pain.

On the other hand, the inclusion of inorganic particles or fibrous filler may increase the tensile strength at the cost of toughness.

I want to be loved, but not at the cost of not loving myself.

Would you like to disrupt the cooperation at the cost of losing the whole China market?

His parents balked AT the cost of the guitar he wanted.

To increase the font cache, speeding up font rendering at the cost of a bit of memory

Is it worth waiting for and pursuing that one at the cost of our youth?

We can not accept charity at the cost of dignity.