| And it continues to shortchange public expenditure, which bore the brunt of the war on the deficit. |
| My temptation was to shortchange the fertile waiting process because it seemed barren. |
| Like all other government entities in the U.S., Puerto Rico has many people to shortchange before it will stiff its bondholders. |
| However, so as not to shortchange our bilateral relations, there will also be a chat, and forums about many topics. |
| Did John McCain and Lindsey Graham shortchange America in their declaration of victory? |
| If we shortchange the brain, we also shortchange our intellectual and emotional potential. |
