| I'll hear something on the radio about multi-tasking, how I can become more efficient, etc., and when I try to do this, in the end, I short-change my children because I don't give the time they need to learn. |
| David Joy says meetings with Glasgow City Council have convinced him the local authority is not about to short-change Scotland's athletes. |
| Why do the English-language newspapers short-change their readers? |
| Frankly, to provide anything less than the above requirements is unconscionable, and as a digital camera maker you know better that to short-change your customers this way. |
| This will short-change our children's future. |
| We short-change the arts when we try to justify them primarily on their instrumental value, or over-emphasize their role in increasing selfesteem and learning other subjects such as mathematics. |
