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• But here, in particular, the conceptual dimension - the business of what recording (filming) 'does' to opera - seems skimped.

• The aetiology, the clinical features and the life histories of psychopathic personalities are of profound theoretical and practical importance, and have been rather skimped.

• Also, the introduction rather skimps on the twentieth century, giving it just two pages.

• The latter costs were paid at a flat rate, providing an incentive for cost control; at the same time, skimping on quality was checked through monitoring of standards of care.

• Not only does the lack of funding prevent the necessary refurbishment of aging, worn-out buildings and facilities; it also means that preventive maintenance is skimped.

• To skimp will be to destroy the seed corn.

• Even in these times of economic crisis, we really cannot skimp on maintenance and supervision.

• We should not skimp on resources for this strategy.

• To skimp work on this would only delay the negotiations themselves.

• It is true that contemporary society cannot function with advertising, but it leads to skimping on the product in order to pay for advertising costs.

• There will always be thoughtless and selfish parents who are prepared to skimp on their children's shoes.

• We are now paying for skimping on the design and the amount of land made available for the original service areas.

• Do not let us skimp on our seats and upholstery.

• I am sure that these processes are vital and that we should not skimp them.

• The private contractors faced financial difficulties on the contract and skimped on the specification for the floors in several blocks of flats.