Sentence examples for aggressive squeeze from inspiring English sources

One example is Sears, which last year avoided an aggressive squeeze by suppliers even though its operations were still faltering.

The IFS said that, in five years' time, the Treasury would fill more than £2bn of this gap with the tax increases announced in the budget, and up to £4bn by assuming there would be a more aggressive squeeze on public spending than had been pencilled in.

Faced with some of the most aggressive squeezes on public spending, the UK Border Agency had been ordered to make cuts in the order of 25%.

The Angels seemed to become energized, and after squandering a series of opportunities, they looked aggressive again, squeezing out another run.

Wal-Mart's prices are about 14percentt lower than other groceries' because the company is aggressive about squeezing costs, including labor costs.

And behind-the-scenes, the candidates and their friends are mounting aggressive efforts to squeeze as much as they can from the parties.

Accretive Health, a debt-collection company under fire from Minnesota and federal officials for aggressive tactics to squeeze money from hospital patients, is striking back at critics.

Drizzled over grilled seafood or poultry, the juice is both more concentrated and less aggressive than the juice squeezed from a raw lemon wedge.

Under Mr King, Sainsbury's managed to avoid the middle-tier grocer's fate of being squeezed between aggressive price cutters at the bottom end of the market and fancier rivals like Waitrose at the top.

"You've got companies that have very aggressive expansion strategies — they're really squeezing out opportunities for small businesses.

Though Samsung and Apple dominate the business globally, the technology superpowers are being squeezed in China by aggressive local manufacturers.