Sentence examples for a fresh squeeze from inspiring English sources

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LONDON — Extended spending cuts, including a fresh squeeze on welfare payments, were announced by the British government on Wednesday, ensuring that the politics of austerity remain firmly center stage in the run-up to the country's next elections.

With much of the cost of care met by councils, that may prove difficult when funding to local government is likely to face a fresh squeeze in the chancellor's latest spending cuts.

But he said measures to tackle what Labour has called Britain's cost of living crisis had to be paid for by a cap on all welfare spending, apart from pensions and unemployment benefits, and a fresh squeeze on Whitehall departments.

Drawing on an analysis of prisons in California, Michigan and Texas, it argues that conditions can be improved behind bars even when money is tight – a message that will chime with Mr Gove as he faces a fresh squeeze on the Ministry of Justice budget.

Earnings have been rising faster than prices since the sharp drop in inflation caused by the collapse in oil prices two years ago, but the TUC warned that households risked a fresh squeeze on their spending power after the vote to leave the EU unless the new government stepped up investment to create better-paid jobs.

He finishes his visit with a massage & a fresh squeezed glass of orange juice.

Hope we can talk like reasonable people someday over a fresh squeezed juice.

A fresh squeezed lemonade stand appeared like an oasis in the desert, re-energizing us.

1) Detox With Lemon Water -- Add to a glass of water half a fresh squeezed lemon to your morning routine, BEFORE coffee.

Even after a fresh spending squeeze, the debt will rise to 53% of GDP by December, and higher thereafter, reckons CSFB, an investment bank.