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Skimping on this while money is tight, says the agency, will cause growth to suffer in the long term.

Skimping on sleep may significantly increase the number of calories consumed in a day.

Many banks have damaged client relationships more directly, by skimping on credit as they slim their balance-sheets.

Japan has also bought export growth largely at the price of skimping on internal investment in housing, roads and pollution control.

Living in the country on a small inheritance, he works day and night, often skimping on meals to save money for food.

Conversely, economies of scale also allow makers of high-end products to reduce prices without skimping on quality.

Consumers spent by skimping on savings borrowing heavily or cashing in stock profits.

Cash-strapped companies are skimping on research and development.

And it's even easier for companies to justify cutting corners by skimping on third-party inspections and monitoring services.

Adding too much water thins the formula, skimping on nutrition.

Financiers are sometimes skimping on due diligence in the scramble to win deals.

you might get away with skimping on training in the short term , but you will get burned if you do so for too long.

Pundits accuse Mr Christie of skimping on policy details.

Skimping on components has probably saved $50 or more.

Owners tend to cut costs by skimping on repairs.

The good news is that the days of corporations skimping on internal cyber security are almost over.

They cut costs by skimping on service, for example.