Sentence examples for already being squeezed from inspiring English sources

Royal Mail's profits are already being squeezed.

Households are already being squeezed by the soaring costs of fuel and food.

Charities are already being squeezed by greater needs, cuts in funding and rising costs.

These are already being squeezed as some firms restructure their balance-sheets: Citi's margin tumbled to 2.65% from 2.95% in the third quarter.

These are already being squeezed as some firms restructure their balance-sheets: Citi's margin fell to 2.65% from 2.95% in the third quarter.

But lesser actors, whose livelihoods depend on being faces in the crowd, are already being squeezed out: it's increasingly common for crowd scenes to be computer-generated.

GM's suppliers have already been squeezed hard.

Theatre companies, orchestras, museums and other groups have already been squeezed by local-government cuts.

The economy has already been squeezed to the point of collapse, he argues.

That includes "early years" provision such as children's centres, which have already been squeezed.

Parts that had already been squeezed into tight spaces had to be squeezed still further.