Sentence examples for skimping of from inspiring English sources

It goes on from there, never skimping of the golf metaphors.

The predictable result was a skimping of investment why subsidize competitors?

While we still face very real consequences of skimping of sleep, we're doing something right.

Nobody could accuse Weitz of skimping on plot, or of reining in his exposure of a disease — what you might call metastatic reality denial, spreading from coast to coast — that he has evidently diagnosed in every limb of national life.

The Jackson estate is also accused of skimping on its valuations of stocks, Rolls-Royces and master tapes for the Jackson 5.

However, I'm definitely still guilty of skimping on sleep in favour of an episode or five of Greys Anatomy.

Companies chronically underreport wages as a way of skimping on the 14% of an average worker's salary that VSS requires employers to cough up.

None of the British marathon greats of yore could accuse him of skimping on the hard graft.

It accused VSI, which is a subsidiary of Fairchild Industries Inc., of skimping on tests and inspections, sometimes even delivering substandard parts, to increase profits.

"Lack of sleep is a surprisingly serious public health issue, and it's essential to enlighten the public before the problem becomes unmanageable". The "surprisingly serious" effects of skimping on sleep include a vast range of problems beyond drowsy driving and lost productivity.

No one could accuse Stephen Gaghan, who directed the movie, or Patrick Massett and John Zinman, who wrote it, of skimping on plot, but so sketchy and so rushed is the flux of incidents — including a sudden flash-forward, halfway through, to an F.B.I. interrogation — that you feel weirdly uninvolved, and ever more unsurprised by the lurches of fate.