Economizes

Oh, and Adobe Garamond works really well when type setting books; it's nice to see it economizes on ink too. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Because the couplet summarizes, it emphasizes, it economizes. ❋ Rus Bowden (2009)

The dull reported speech with which Roth economizes (so much easier to do the background of WASP-dread secondhand, rather than evoking it directly as he used to do) is limpid and engaging when set beside the great swaths of soliloquy-as-dialogue in which the remainder of Exit Ghost is bogged down. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The lady perverts the truth more than she economizes on it. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Meanwhile, sprinkled throughout these reviews are aphorisms that aren't solely about art and have the same stimulating immediacy as the image of El Greco in the boiler room — as when we encounter "Gossip economizes mental energy to a fault" or "If you don't consent to understand a little, on its own terms, what you dislike, your love loses muscle tone." ❋ Schwartz, Sanford (2009)

The B-2 economizes other material assets, and economizes lives, too. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Discovering that a client splurges on high-end designer shoes but economizes on technology—or vice versa—is very telling. ❋ Thom Filicia (2008)

Man economizes the cosmic processes by making them available to all other men. ❋ Cristaudo, Wayne (2008)

Huet and Geyler, introduced, we are told, into the mechanical treatment of metals, a principle which greatly economizes fluid. ❋ Unknown (2003)

In returning idealism to the question of embodiment, Schelling unavoidably confronts the concomitant question of sexual difference; but he also holds the question away, and economizes it to the degree that his argument is itself complexly interpellated into the patriarchal structures of the Symbolic order. ❋ Unknown (2000)

According to Radio Reloj reports, our highest leader expressed interest in the productivity of the contingent, the way it economizes on wood, its working spirit, and its attention to man. ❋ Unknown (1989)

A lens is a kind of flattened sphere that does the work but economizes on room. ❋ Asimov, Isaac (1963)

The bassoon economizes length, by being turned back upon itself, and, from its appearance, obtains in Italy and Germany the satirical appellation of "fagotto" or "fagott." ❋ Various (N/A)

Though individual instruction is necessary, it should not take the place of this general presentation of the subject-matter, which economizes time and develops the real thought content of the work. ❋ Ontario. Ministry Of Education (N/A)

Any engineer who tries to guess at the angle of repose, and, from the resulting calculations, economizes on his bottom struts, will find that sooner or later an accident on one job will cause enough loss of life and money to pay for conservative timbers for the rest of his life. ❋ J. C. Meem (N/A)

Sherry economizes by selecting usually one example in support of a figure while contemporary cataloguers, and ancients for that matter, are more definitive. ❋ Richard Sherry (N/A)

The fact that the cycles can be put in sideways is a great convenience, as the standing of the machines head to tail alternately economizes room considerably. ❋ Archibald Williams (N/A)

Rotation of crops economizes the natural plant food of the soil and also that which is applied in the form of manure and fertilizer. ❋ Charles Landon Goodrich (N/A)