| It's just too sweet an offer, especially for the red states with the stingiest Medicaid coverage. |
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| But being the staunchest, stingiest squad on paper does not mean as much as an old saying might make it seem. |
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| Just what is it that makes the stingiest people in Britain pinch the pennies to such extremes that they have won the unenviable moniker of tightwad? |
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| Seattle may well be the NFL's best balanced team, with an offense led by quarterback Russell Wilson as well as arguably the league's toughest and stingiest defense. |
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| Britons, whose benefits were the stingiest after those that Americans get, were least keen of all on work. One reason may be the skills make-up of the British workforce. |
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| Juventus and Fiorentina have been the two stingiest teams in the league when it comes to shots afforded to the opposition, and after their initial nerves both teams proved highly effective in neutralising one another. |
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| The effort proved successful last week, when Mr. Collier, 50, became one of 14 people to receive pardons from President Bush, one of the stingiest granters of them in modern history. |
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| They face the stingiest income support system. |
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