Sentence examples for a further squeeze from inspiring English sources

Reduced financing causes a further squeeze, the report said.

Pensions, social security and wages all face a further squeeze.

Local authorities are braced for a further squeeze on spending in the next financial year.

Any signs of a further squeeze in margins could start to drive down profit forecasts for later in the year.

It may be that the Spending Review will enable it to preserve reasonable services despite a further squeeze on costs.

The company had to raise more than five hundred million dollars to finance the building, which put a further squeeze on its resources.

Rather, it represents a further squeezing of demand out of the economy during a recession, and will lengthen dole queues.

After all, if the Tory leadership heeds the call of Montgomerie, Davis, Hilton and Norman to own the reshaping of capitalism, won't their shift further squeeze a Labour party still in recovery from a year of turmoil?

If rights issues fail, a result would be to further squeeze banks' liquidity at a time when British lenders, more than others, are struggling with rising delinquencies in mortgage payments and a slump in the housing market.

And, as if to further squeeze a lemon juice and Tabasco mixture into the bleeding, open wound of the Republican faithful, he betrayed us on national television.

Comparisons to the situation with Iran are likely to unnerve the White House, which has been embroiled in a series of bruising battles with hawks in Congress, who have spent months trying to push through sanctions legislation that further squeeze Tehran, a move the Obama administration believes would scupper nuclear negotiations.