Sentence examples for skimp it from inspiring English sources

Don't skimp; it is better to buy one or two good quality baking items than to by an array of cheap ones that don't hold or distribute heat evenly, or do a number of things needed to ease your baking experience.

Britain is skimping: it is introducing its new curriculum in a rush, and preparing teachers has mostly been left to industry groups such as Computing at School, which helped put together the syllabus.

It was the first Android phone under £150 that wasn't slow and infuriating to use, and it didn't skimp where it matters.

Start with thorough research; don't skimp because it's "only for kids" - it'll make your writing superficial.

10 p.m. 3) PRE-SKI COCKTAILS Maybe it's all the snow, but Whistler doesn't skimp when it comes to watering holes.

There is ample sparkle in the Scriabin as well, and Mr. Maazel did not skimp on it.

"During the 35 years that I have had the privilege of being a Member of Parliament, I have always put my constituency work first and I am not prepared to skimp on it now.

Another possibility is that because many sites begin as cash-strapped start-ups, for which implementing extra password security would take up valuable programming time, they skimp on it at the beginning and then never bother to change.

But, echoing the warnings of a number of mayors, he said that experience (and an uprising that forced him to make a public apology) has taught him not to skimp when it comes to plowing.

If we start from the perspective that milk, in terms of flavour, nutritional value and animal welfare, is one of the things you shouldn't skimp on, it follows that your yoghurt should be made with good milk.

Plants don't skimp when it comes to self-defense.