Sentence examples for continued squeeze from inspiring English sources

Hunt continued: "The continued squeeze on students risks creating a polarised university system of haves and have-nots where costs determines young people's choices".

"The use of food banks continues to increase at an alarming rate thanks to the continued squeeze on living standards".

I definitely didn't start out jumping for joy as I continued squeezing myself into jeans that had fit me just fine before my move to Chicago.

The continuing squeeze leaves administrators with several choices.

Another quibble is that the Treasury figures do not reflect the continuing squeeze on welfare beyond 2012-13.Most importhet, the budget was unfinished business.

What we have now is a continuing squeeze on non-protected departments, but one that appears more achievable, coupled with slightly greater cutbacks in the welfare budget.

Patchy levels of jobs growth in parts of the north and the continuing squeeze on living standards should make the Bank of England think twice before considering a rate raise.

The bank also said the British economy was not growing as fast as it had expected, as "the continuing squeeze on households' real incomes is likely to weigh on demand, especially over the next year or so".

TWO weeks ago, in a report commissioned by the Municipal Art Society, a nonprofit planning and preservation organization, the Pratt development center analyzed the continuing squeeze experienced by the manufacturing sector, what it calls the "silent partner" in the city's economy.

The chancellor's room for manoeuvre may be limited due to the continuing squeeze on the public finances.

Most leaders in the research community are anticipating a continuing squeeze with some predicting worsening outcomes as the science budget is spread more thinly, according to Dr Main.