Sentence examples for capital squeeze from inspiring English sources

The long-term impact of the industry's capital squeeze is unclear.

Katmandu, the capital, squeezed by a strike that has blocked the movement of goods into the city for 12 straight days, began to feel acute food and fuel shortages.

E-shop filed for protection from its creditors, which has eased its working-capital squeeze.

"This is not a retail park with trees and benches, but a compression of trade in a city centre, in which migrant labour was paid by foreign capital to squeeze out layers of profit from any Londoner with credit".

Sharon Pitchford, Martyn Smith, Tracy Sowersby and Terry Adams, all returning home from work in the capital, were squeezed in by the toilets, along with 25 other standing passengers in the oppressively warm no man's land between coaches E and D. Cue another round of complaints about the state of Britain's railways?

A disorganized unraveling of the dollar might squeeze capital markets, but a controlled decline could help the economy to perform better in the long term.

Dynegy executives said the capital and credit squeeze that has hit independent power producers could soon lead to new electricity shortages in California and other regions of the country.

The new system has almost the opposite weaknesses: it induces short-term planning, in which capital expenditure is squeezed in favour of current spending, and allows the volume of outputs and inputs to be governed by optimistic assumptions about price increases.

Venture capital keeps getting squeezed as an asset class.

Some indicators of vulnerability to a squeeze on capital put Turkey at the top of the list.

A brand new four-runway hub in the Thames River estuary east of the British capital may relieve the squeeze.