Sentence examples for contributions squeeze from inspiring English sources

Those who think the graduate contributions squeeze the middle the most are labouring under a false impression about the value of money over time.

"If they don't perform, fuck 'em", he said of an effort to squeeze contributions from a state contractor.

Girardi squeezed contributions out of Kyle Farnsworth and production from José Veras, Edwar Ramírez and Brian Bruney.

In some cases, if your adjusted gross income is just over the limit for a significant deduction or credit, a bonus retirement contribution could help squeeze you under the line -- while padding your nest egg at the same time.

The recent 1% increase in employers' national insurance contributions also tightens the squeeze.

The collapse of California's high-technology boom put a squeeze on contributions.

"This fee will hit the most vulnerable and increase inequalities," says Vasile Astarastoae, head of the country's medical council.To add to the squeeze "social contributions" will continue to be levied on all revenues, including pensions and rents, and an increase in value-added tax passed last year will stay despite calls from foreign investors to lower it again.

But people are making smaller contributions to fewer groups, squeezed by circumstance into conserving.

While delaying pension contributions would ease that cash squeeze, it would impose more risks on the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, the government body that pays retirees' benefits when a company's pension plan fails.

The unsuccessful efforts of Beth Israel Medical Center to squeeze a major contribution from its most peculiar long-term patient are especially embarrassing.

It added: "As school budgets are squeezed, school fund contributions will, from now on, also help toward improving the learning environment across the school.