Sentence examples for continuing to squeeze from inspiring English sources

Under his leadership, Airbus has focused on profit, while continuing to squeeze Boeing's market share.

Continuing to squeeze residential fees will prove to be a false economy and cause anguish for those who need care.

Ninety people have accepted the arrangement, and Mr. Noonan said he could accommodate many more, by continuing to squeeze mail into his 950-square-foot 950-square-foot 950-square-foot

While his failure to seize new opportunities like mobile phones, tablets and search hurt his standing with investors, he was praised for continuing to squeeze dollars out of its existing businesses.

The impacts of a now-global financial crisis are continuing to squeeze companies and impede investment, causing more layoffs and austerity, while prompting Congress to consider a fresh round of spending aimed at stimulating commerce.

The Scottish government, meanwhile, is continuing to squeeze every last drop out of its "cowardly Cameron" line, despite knowing the prime minister has no intention of complying and no obvious motive for doing so.

Switzerland continued to squeeze.

Mr. McAuliffe continued to squeeze weary donors.

Politicians will probably continue to squeeze the drug industry.

Ignoring pleas from all the universities, it continues to squeeze out this £8bn earner.

"We can continue to squeeze the Tory vote between now and polling day.