Sentence examples for broader squeeze from inspiring English sources

A $10 million American bounty still hung over Saeed's head, part of a broader squeeze on Lashkar-e-Taiba's finances.

But they would fit into the broader media squeeze by China, which has blocked reports in state-run outlets about the Hong Kong protests except for the increasingly harsh denunciations by authorities.

The Fed's rate cuts have led to a more modest decline in mortgage rates for borrowers with good credit, but they have done little to ease the broader credit squeeze.

Yannig Gourmelon of Roland Berger, a German management consultancy, believes the broader profit squeeze at multinational firms that killed off gilded expatriate packages has also sharply reduced the salary premium offered to sea turtles.C grade turtlesThere is another explanation: many of the latest wave are of lower quality.

"Look at Syria: would others be prepared to do more that could be effective if they saw that we were prepared to do more?" Another problem with this new focus is that the administration cut the budget of the State Department and the United States Agency for International Development by 6 percent, to $47.78 billion, from $51 billion in the current year, reflecting the broader budget squeeze.

These thin, broad muscles squeeze the pharynx closed as part of the pumping action necessary for gill breathing.

Many motorists suspect that the bike lanes are part of a broader effort to squeeze them off the roads.

The PFA, locked into a campaign to get Israel suspended by world soccer body FIFA for alleged obstruction of the development of Palestinian football that is part of a broader effort to squeeze Israel within international organizations, needs Gulf support.

But weak bank lending, a consumer squeeze and broad euro zone malaise seem to have convinced Mr. Posen's colleagues that the economy now needs an extra push, although some still worry that more quantitative easing will only push inflation, already high at 4.5 percent, even higher.

At the Damascus Restaurant, a Syrian fighter hangout across from Antakya's main hospital, several broad-shouldered men squeezed together on tiny, vinyl-covered stools.

Its head facing east, the animal's eyes bulge out and its tongue hangs limply to one side as the rope around its neck, pulled by three broad-shouldered herders squeezes the remaining life out of it.