91.   Indeed, one senses the First Lady felt empowered to cut corners to serve the greater good.

92.   Instead, there was a willingness to cut every corner, bend every rule and invoke every technicality.

93.   Is he really cutting corners to be the first to deliver a commercial gene therapy product?

94.   It is a beautiful house in a great neighborhood, but the builder cut some corners on the construction. . . .

95.   It is a beautiful house in a great neighborhood, but the builder cut some corners on the construction.

96.   Jones cut corners just to get the computers.

97.   Karl believes in cutting corners, bending rules or whatever else it takes to win.

98.   Lawmakers have also cut corners in the university funding formula.

99.   Like the old moguls, they cut corners and insist on staying within budget.

100.   Many coroners operate on a shoestring budget, which forces them to cut corners whenever and wherever they can.