Sentence examples for a significant squeeze from inspiring English sources

They set the standards". Nip and Tuck at Dartmouth In January, a significant squeeze was announced at Dartmouth.

"It would take rates of 4.5percentt or more before you start seeing a significant squeeze on the British consumer," Mr. Taylor at Merrill Lynch said.

The TUC said workers were facing a significant squeeze on incomes, with average wages down by £50 a week in real terms since 2007 and 5 million people earning less than the living wage.

Not to mention the fact that many wallets have undergone a significant squeeze over the last two years.

"These bigger pores allow us to use drugs with larger molecules such as proteins and cells and result in a much more significant squeeze in the presence of a magnetic field," said Xuanhe Zhao, assistant professor of mechanical engineering and materials science at Duke's Pratt School of Engineering.

Subsequent developments mean that those affected will endure a much more significant squeeze than had been anticipated, so the chancellor could be minded to use next week's autumn statement to announce a one or two-year hiatus in the benefits freeze in order to try and alleviate some of the extra pressure that it will cause".

But Ivica Olic has it in spades — and his willingness to run and run, to chase where others have given up, squeezed out a significant 2-1 victory for Bayern Munich over Manchester United in the Champions League.

So, while a significant economic downturn in China would squeeze Apple, Yum! Brands (e.g., Pizza Hut), and Iowa farmers, most Americans, and most American companies, would barely notice it, at least in the short term.

A significant factor in this is the squeeze on councils' social care budgets.

A significant accumulation of rat sequence data squeezed the TSS distance distribution to a sharpened peak in the 1- to 400-bp region, consistent with our prediction (4).

However, a significant fall in fares income will tighten the squeeze on the underground's finances.