Sentence examples for designed to squeeze through from inspiring English sources
Collateralized debt obligations and credit-default swaps were designed to squeeze through a labyrinth of laws, rules and taxes.
This is no doubt designed to squeeze any short-sellers in the currency.
But the technologies are also designed to squeeze more money out of fans and sponsors.
In his so-called "Saturday night special" he announced a severe tightening of monetary policy designed to squeeze out inflation.
The packaging also is designed to squeeze as many units as possible into trucks delivering inventory to the stores.
Each SCADPad is 135 square feet, and designed to squeeze into a parking space.
"Panamax" ships were designed to be just small enough to squeeze through the locks of the Canal.
The most important of Charles's fiscal schemes was not technically a design to squeeze monies into the royal coffers.
Ray Gastil, director of the institute, said the design would turn what is now a place to squeeze through with gritted teeth into an attractive complex of markets, art and greenery.
