Sentences with phrase «quality by cutting some corners»

Put it this way, if you achieve something quickly, you tend to compromise on quality by cutting some corners.

Not exact matches

Inevitably it's by cutting corners somewhere along the line; whether that's by pulling a pre-written thesis from a pile and making a few edits or having the work done by a low - paid writer in India, quality is going to suffer.

Block says he's hearing that Amazon rushed the tablet to get something out by the end of the year, and Quanta and Amazon may have had to cut some corners — but that he expects future generations of the tablet to be of higher quality.

With money harder to come by, people are more willing to pay more for a higher quality than waste money cutting corners that should never be cut.

Ingredients vary by quality, and companies that cut corners are more likely to compromise on quality to lower their prices.

And unlike others, we don't cut corners by adding less expensive meat proteins so you can trust you are serving high quality proteins that your dog deserves.

Finally, the Alcatel A7 is the sole member of this quartet slated for a Q3 release (by the end of this month, that is), cutting a few build quality and speed corners, but offering an «incredible» 16MP rear and 8MP front camera nonetheless.

The only way people using flat fees get by is by cutting corners, using cheap quality products, cheap services (or leaving out services), and generally have a lack of services available in their office available to individual agents because the cost would be too high.