Nothing like a price rise to get people to economise on something, is there?

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Greggs had warned in October that its underlying sales were expected to fall as customers continued to economise.

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Yet to remain desirable, a top restaurant dare not be seen to economise.

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One is to either make such silicon more efficient in use or to economise on the amount of silicon used.

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Undocumented youngsters lie at the intersection of three official priorities: to protect children, to discourage illegal immigration and to economise on public services.

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This could happen in one of two ways: it is possible for example that it really will just be those high prices that force everyone to economise on energy usage.

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Conversely, having realised that they can economise on resources and garner good ideas, proprietary software firms are increasingly taking a liking to open-source programs, albeit mostly at the edges of their offerings.

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