cutting corners

Unlike the lead paint, the magnets recall was due to a design flaw, not the result of Chinese factories cutting corners.

They say that without that assistance it would be very hard to increase the train speeds so much without cutting corners on safety.

Cutting corners can be a false economy; a cheap handbag, one expert argues, can drag down the rest of a woman's outfit.

They're coming down on the regular commercials. Some are driving in. You know, they're cutting corners.

you and i both know what that can mean , bobby - once in a while cutting corners , interpreting data the way you wish it to come out.

Alan Stern says the companies are not cutting corners to keep costs down or to meet tight deadlines.

There's a chance your dry cleaner is cutting corners to save money -- at the expense of your clothes.

Cutting corners is generally not good practice, but in an impossible crunch, the half-cup speedster might be the person for the job.

"Cutting corners" are ugly words on a film shoot, but when the budget is tight, cutting corners might be your only choice.

If I was some Chicago-style bully, cutting corners or whatever, do you think it would have taken so many years to get this train?

In her opinion, design-centric hotels run the risk of becoming gimmicky, and cutting corners in service.

But pushing the system beyond its technical capacity and cutting corners to free up slush money are plausible factors.

The company was sued for cutting corners in building the apartments.

The King's square bookbags may be plain and unadorned, but there's no cutting corners with the stitching.

Poor time management often results in cutting corners in some of the most important parts of the unit: skill practicing and action planning.

However, it's not about cutting corners in the brewing process or buying cheap ingredients that deliver a just about acceptable beer.

Corrupt contractors cutting corners during construction, using inferior materials? My guess. I hope it never happens here.

Admissions staff at top business schools know when candidates are cutting corners, says Richmond.

Usually cutting corners refers to saving money, but it could be saving time.

The Chinese government should crack down on some dishonest merchants who are cutting corners.

But small mines make big money. Owners push up profits by cutting corners on safety and benefits for workers.

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

Cutting corners may help you finish your work faster, but often it causes problems late on.

Owners push up profits by cutting corners on safety and benefits for workers.

And cutting corners on some important steps is a recipe for disaster.

Therefore, IT projects are very much prone to temptations of cutting corners and eliminating and bypassing vital steps.

Wall Street firms turned huge profits by taking, in some cases, reckless risks and cutting corners.

Recent innovation in our production line has allowed usto reduce expenditures without cutting corners.

But critics contend the government is cutting corners in its enthusiasm.

I'm also aware that I'm already cutting corners.

A quick way to cut costs is by cutting corners in production or service methods.

"My worry is that people will start cutting corners, will not do the due diligence and will damage the brand. "

Because of the high price of oil, they are cutting corners.