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cut corners

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cut corners
to do something in the easiest, quickest, or cheapest way, often harming the quality of your work. We've had to cut corners to make a film on such a small budget. Companies are having to cut corners in order to remain competitive in the market.
See also: corner, cut


cut corners
to do something in the fastest or cheapest way. We couldn't get the money we needed, so we had to cut corners to make the film — and it shows.
See also: corner, cut

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With financial pressure on producers, will they cut corners on spraying for Asian rust?
Don't cut corners on their health and nutrition, Feuz cautions.
In spite of good intentions, the temptations are always there to cut corners to achieve desired personal or professional outcomes.
 
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