false economy

That is no place to make savings, it would be a false economy.

He looked over the chaos again, and knew this was the very picture of false economy.

"But the use of temporary workers will prove to be a false economy for many American companies."

It's false economy not to have insurance on your belongings.

I suppose, now would, could that possibly be called a false economy?

This is one of the worst "false economy" moves you can make.

This low shelter allowance is also a false economy for the state.

It would be a false economy not to treat divers.

Making cash savings by cutting your cover is a false economy.

Individuals may also practise false economy in their personal lives.

From a point of view of commercial work, however, this is bad practice, and false economy.

Buying less than the best is a false economy.

Arbitrary cuts in the Service's capital budget are a false economy.

A cheaper policy can be a false economy if it doesn't provide the cover you need.

Using contractors or temporary workers for long periods could be a false economy.

Choking in cheap restaurants is for sure a false economy.

Trying to save a few thousand pounds on your advisers can be a false economy.

Tools are expensive, but it is often a false economy to go for the cheapest.

Such a cut is a false economy and it is killing our children.

Do not skimp on batteries, it is a false economy.

Just a thought about the legal aid cuts being a false economy and that they will end up costing the country more money.

In fact, choosing more austere quarters could be false economy.

Management experts say that dismissing industry veterans is often a false economy.

In tough economic times, all public services are under pressure, but cutting back on enforcement of consumer rights can only be false economy.

It is a false economy too, because defence spending brings good jobs.