(1) She wore a yellow skimp

(2) In the knowledge economy, we can't skimp on research.

(3) When we skimp on any one component, the others suffer, and therefore render a weekend almost completely useless.

(4) Don't skimp on necessities like line, hooks and so on.

(5) Eat in a fancy restaurant once a week, but never again skimp on groceries, and cook really awesome meals the other 6 nights.

(6) It's important for us not to skimp on the musical side.

(7) Every day, they must skimp on meals, they must exercise, and sometimes they have to take medicine to help them lose weight.

(8) But don't skimp on the lemon juice - you'll need the acid to make the flank steak tender.

(9) So more people, especially those of modest means, would tend to skimp on prevention to save money.

(10) The US $169 starting price is quite attractive, and HP does not skimp on features.

(11) But the fact is that justice costs, and if we skimp on the money, then we skimp on the justice too.

(12) The band prefers to keep things very understated, but they never skimp on melody or song structure, which, though simple, doesn't fail to captivate.

(13) Don't skimp on insurance when you book your holidays

(14) Don't skimp on insurance when you travel overseas

(15) Did you spend so much on CGI that you had to skimp on blood packs?

(16) If we skimp on the satellite and spyplane fleet, we'll regret it.

(17) I just hope Tom hires Bentel & Bentel again to design the new interior and doesn't skimp on the look.

(18) And they didn't skimp on the cheese either; there was enough for every chip.

(19) When you are the founder of a company, you want to skimp on frills; they seem like a waste of money to you.

(20) With each model, the Japanese auto makers are trying to ensure buyers get a car that offers better fuel economy but doesn't skimp on power and comfort.