Sentence examples for badly squeeze from inspiring English sources

Controls on international financial transactions, which already badly squeeze Iranian traders and have fuelled galloping inflation, have tightened again in recent weeks.

Iranian consumers and businesses have been badly squeezed by sanctions.

State and local governments, dependent on property taxes in many cases, are being badly squeezed.

Cuts would hurt pensioners, public employees (including soldiers) and state governments, almost all of them already badly squeezed.

"In some scenarios al-Qaida could be badly squeezed," said Ejaz Haider, a security analyst in Islamabad.

The Times reported on Friday that Russia and Iran are both helping Mr. Assad replenish his foreign reserves that have been badly squeezed by the instability and international sanctions.

A recent AARP survey found that the economic slump has been badly squeezing the nation's 78 million baby boomers, those born between 1946 and 1964.

With the tunnel quite likely to be closed for weeks if not months, the north-south transportation corridor will be badly squeezed.

One chair of governors at a north London primary school said: "Yes, the budgets are being badly squeezed for complex reasons.

At a time when many private sector workers have been badly squeezed by stagnant wages, soaring health care premiums and shrinking 401 k)'s, resentment has grown even among private sector union members toward the public employee unions.

But he needs a strong showing to anchor his legitimacy as he presses the fight against Islamic State militants in Sinai and presses tough economic changes that are badly squeezing poor Egyptians.