economised's Usage Examples:

"Naessens Constructions", specializing in constructing big - but rather economised - industrial buildings and swimming pools.

But by the mid-1970s, the talent pipeline began to dry up as Finley economised through slashing the number of scouts and minor league affiliates working.

1920: when he appeared as a cartoon character in the Daily Express, they economised on ink by printing him white.

In the past, the poor economised, so leftovers were gathered together as a liquor.

Innocent VI economised by cutting the chapel staff (capellani capelle) from twelve to eight.

A new aspect has been launched with Bluetooth low energy for better economised battery life cycle.

75 MHz is economised, which means that for the same band allocated for broadcasting, the number.

portion of her salary to support her mother and sisters in Scotland, she economised by learning to eat the native food.

Putin's presidency, when Russian foreign policy became more pragmatic and economised.

Workflow patterns are concepts of economised development.

Well Done makes it clear that the totality of an economised world has long since taken hold of the private sphere and that efficiency.

Thunderbirds sequel film Thunderbird 6, the production of the episode economised on set design and scale model work.

over, and under the rules could have been disqualified, but Willard had economised by not employing professional cornermen and they failed to insist on application.

This aircraft had a wooden hull, which was heavier but economised on the use of light metal alloys.

around is damned up to supply the works, and every drop is carefully economised.

While the Tsar economised on household expenses, he added to the Imperial art collection of both.

This "economised" the cost of the lever frame installation by reducing the number of levers.

theatre: 'The front elevation is handsome and imposing, and has been economised in a way which, without interfering with the general harmony and beauty.

He economised by using brick rather than stone to construct the new cathedral, which.

surrounded by marshes and water, which provided natural defences, the Romans economised by only building towers on the more vulnerable north-eastern and far western.

Synonyms:

economize; save; preserve; husband; conserve; retrench;