shortchange's Usage Examples:

There, they traded colored glass with the Timbús for food, but Cabot, thinking he had been shortchanged, ordered his men to kill them, burn their homes, and take their food.

breakdown himself when she witnesses his apparent obsession with Lloyd and a cashier he claims shortchanged him.

traders artificially held down prices during the fall harvest in order to shortchange producers.

memories of beating a love interest to death, the producers did not want to shortchange Mitchell"s emotional journey and chose to not shy away from violence.

customers are literally invisible to you (and you to them), so it"s easy to shortchange them emotionally.

many of whose residents have complained that the proposed projects shortchange their area.

It does not shortchange historical atrocity, pooh-pooh grievances, or whitewash systematic injustices.

league, as Raider fans have long thought that the league has wanted to shortchange the team and specifically owner Al Davis.

Project cycles that omit or shortchange any of these activities risk wasting effort by pursuing options that.

"to call Falsettos a musical about gay life in modern times is also to shortchange its tremendous appeal as a masterly feat of comic storytelling and as.

theless, Gwynn felt that Wiggins had been shortchanged by the Padres.

the work as "highly recommended" and noted that while Panek "does not shortchange the science", the book mainly "concentrates on the personalities of those.

Others complain that common rankings shortchange schools due to geographical or demographic reasons.