Sentence examples for and the squeeze of from inspiring English sources

Only in this atmosphere will the balance-sheet recession and the squeeze of private demand be overturned.

The timing of Kim's shift, South Koreans told me, reflects the intersection of North Korea's nuclear capability and the squeeze of economic sanctions, particularly on the country's three-million-strong élite, in a country of twenty-five million.

That, and the increasing concentration of wealth and the squeezing of the middle, continues to fuel popular resentment.

Those on the left argue that elite greed and the squeezing of the lower and middle classes have made it rational to be fatalistic, to lose hope and to stop trusting in one's own agency.

The bullying of St .Pauli, the pillage in Seville and the squeezing of Roma will not assuage the fans who think Bayern, Real and Milan should always play to their potential.

The injury to Pierce drives home the rather critical point that Allen (36), Garnett (35), Pierce (34) and Jermaine O'Neal (33) could be especially vulnerable to injuries given the shortened season and the squeezing of 66 games into 124 days.

In addition, the shape of the gas liquid interface becomes asymmetrical by the combined actions of the confinement of the channel wall and the squeezing of the liquid phase.

Kaleidoscopic patterns, sudden moans, and the squeezing of flesh and fruit merge to create a lustful exploration of female sensuality.

dUp is related to the decrease in afterload with a positive pressure breath and the squeezing of blood out of the lungs.

Long-time residents, service workers, and artists are feeling the squeeze of gentrification.

And even Takesi feels the squeeze of changing climate.