Sentence examples for a squeeze for the from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile companies like Google, Amazon and Facebook that require tools and equipment that can handle tremendous scale, are building their own data centers and designing their own networking equipment, creating a squeeze for the company.

What looked like being a procession to the Abu Dhabi Championship title ended up being a squeeze for the American on Sunday.

FFA means a squeeze for Scotland and a windfall for the rest of the UK.

It creates a squeeze for everything else," Quinn's budget director, David Vaught, told the Associated Press.

There are plenty of well-paid jobs again, he says, for the brainy types in the Bay Area, and plenty of unskilled jobs everywhere for ill-educated Latinos, but a painful squeeze for the middle class, striving to be home-owners in a state where the median price for a single-family home has doubled in the past five years to more than $450,000.

The smallest bedroom, which faced the street, was a tight squeeze for the two boys and uncomfortably far from the master bedroom for Leiya.

Banks in developing countries weren't heavily involved in the mortgage business, but they did swap with and borrow money from banks in developed countries, creating a credit squeeze for the local economy as well.

It predicted an earnings squeeze for the average Briton as bad as any in the past 70 years, and public debt climbing to Spanish levels.

That would be "an unprecedented squeeze for the Health Service", the report said.

And might that not produce a terrible credit squeeze for the small business sector?One further issue stems from another regulatory response to the crisis; a desire to have more transactions cleared through central counterparties (CCPs).

Squeeze for the single leg hip lift.