cut corners

New changes took effect last year, but some men found ways to cut corners.

We pretty much have to put it on the line and not cut corners.

I could work it out, cut corners here and there.

I'm so sharp you could use me to cut corners.

If you cut corners just for a quiet life, you'll have trouble.

"You just make too many mistakes if you're doing things quickly and have to cut corners."

In the hot competition for early market share, companies may just cut corners.

Companies did then and do now occasionally cut corners a little too close.

Being new to my job I did not like to risk cutting corners.

He'll do whatever he wants with the specifications to cut corners.

I might as well start learning not to cut corners now."

Several studies indicate that the city has cut corners on spending.

The question remains as to whether his frustration led him to cut corners.

She is now only one victory away and in no mood to cut corners.

I think it is ridiculous that we always cut corners in this area.

All the more reason to cut corners and jump curves.

Officers cut corners to increase the number of women in the ranks.

I had to cut corners, save time, because of the pencil.

It wouldn't have been the first time he had cut corners by doing that.

In her opinion the agency does not have enough money to do its job over the long run without cutting corners.

No wonder so many young people see nothing wrong with cutting corners or worse.

He said, "the best care in the long run is less expensive than cutting corners."

To make a go of it, they have had to cut corners and improvise.

Everyone likes saving money - and there are always ways to cut corners.

Or they cut corners and put more air in.