economising's Usage Examples:

"for a flexible retirement age for men and women from 62 years on", "economising on military and defence–for more peace and seminal jobs", "for lower.

rational choice between the alternative uses of limited (scarce) means, as 'economising,' 'maximizing,' or 'optimizing.

Wigglesworth expressed disapproval of proposals by ENO management for economising measures, such as a reduction in the contract of the ENO chorus.

spur to invention, and to invention of a particular kind—directed to economising the use of a factor which has become relatively expensive," including.

Strong Arm Sweeping Beauty The Savers — A family obsessed with economising, often getting involved in outlandish schemes to do so.

4 mpg‑US), although one could expect much higher with some economising.

equipped with electro-pneumatic slides instead of levers, with electrical economising contacts located above them.

measure than social benefits and costs, efficiency as a goal leads to economising whenever the decrease of benefit is not noticeable (Mintzberg gives an.

Another widespread application of subcooling is boosting and economising.

They opposed his unionist politics of 'economising' by Tory tradition, making Randolph grow to hate cabinet meetings.

This can be done through higher exploitation, economising on costs, and better equipment.

information about choices may or may not be complete, the principles of economising and maximising still apply.

Paul responded by economising and donated his private estate at Polidendri to the State.

Li Chun's innovative spandrel-arch construction, while economising in materials, was also of considerable aesthetic merit.

Then, with hard economising, they bought a horizontal bar and other gymnastic equipment.

H'R chose to use this steel to reduce weight, so economising on the cost of the foundations.

, on Money, and the Means of economising the Use of it, 1841.

moved to the Latin Quarter in Paris, renting a room for £1 a month and economising in a shared studio with Charles Polowetski, Bernard Gussow and Jacob.

disagreements, for example the Housing Foundation was concerned with economising whilst the home-economics experts were chiefly concerned with the needs.

spent much of her time in a relatively modest house in Chelsea, London, economising when possible to help her sons as the family fortune had been depleted.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

sell; lose; discontinue; wife; waste;