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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Mr Figes relates the squalor and spying that prevailed in the communalki communal apartments designed to erode families as well as to economise on space in which millions of Russians once lived and a few still do.

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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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