Integrals with limits take up width horizontally that includes their limits. In other words, if you have an integral with large limits below (or above) the integral
\int\limits_{-\infty < x < c} (c - x) \ dP(x)
you are left with a large amount of space to the left and right of the integral before the integrand (c - x) starts. This is sometimes desirable, but in my case it isn't, since I have a whole bunch of integrals like this all in the same expression. Is there a way to make whatever is inside the integral snuggle up next to the integral sign, ignoring the width of the limit?