Sentence examples for needs to skimp from inspiring English sources

No one needs to skimp on quality.

This sort of painstaking renovation, however, comes neither quickly nor cheaply, Mr. Young explained, and he was lucky to work with Mr. Koch, who felt no need to skimp on either.

In the last 6 to 12 months many commentators have argued that deregulation of the airline industry has provided profit-maximizing companies with the impetus, indeed the need, to skimp on maintenance expenditures and thus endanger the traveling public.

For the rich and famous, of course, there's no real need to skimp on amenities human or animal.

"Put simply, Spirit is free to operate a budget airline, but there is no need to skimp on human decency or a gracious spirit (pun intended)," the letter adds.

Now, an army might need to skimp on one of those three things to make sure the other two are taken care of — for instance, delaying a weapons upgrade program in order to keep more people in uniform today and ensure that they're trained and ready to fight.

They want to skimp on training.

But few people want to skimp when the president's safety and effectiveness are at stake.

For many couples, photography isn't an area where they want to skimp.

If there is anything you probably don't want to skimp, it's a professional photographer.

This is not an area where you want to skimp.