Sentence examples for be squeezed even further from inspiring English sources

From next month however, her modest income will be squeezed even further.

Any concessions won by Kmart might be copied by other retailers, prompting manufacturer concerns that they might be squeezed even further during an economic downturn.

It includes no money to keep troops in Iraq, so by the time those costs are evident, the budget will be squeezed even further.

What we do know is that for the 2.5 million people on the dole, their living standard will be squeezed even further in the coming year.

The record labels are said to be concerned that without a recognised specialist music retailer on the high street margins could be squeezed even further by cut-price supermarket and internet offers.

The research found that the rate of inflation on private rents in London was 7% in 2011 - almost double the rate of inflation on the average London wage, indicating that family budgets are set to be squeezed even further as rent rises consistently outstrip inflation.

Nick Forbes, Labour leader of Newcastle Council, says: "The only big areas of expenditure that local authorities have left are adult and children's social care - and if local authority budgets are squeezed even further in the future, those are the areas where there'll have to be reductions".

Instead, public health has had its funding cut by £200m and social care budgets are about to squeezed even further as part of renewed Whitehall-enforced cost-cutting by local councils.

"UK suppliers could find themselves squeezed even further, if not stamped out altogether," it concluded.

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

"We know that care home and domiciliary care providers cannot be squeezed much further".