Sentence examples for determination to squeeze from inspiring English sources

But his determination to squeeze out the competition has had a ruinous effect in an unlikely place – his home town.

Now their determination to squeeze as much production as possible from scaled-back plants and shrunken work forces is shaping the recovery.

The picture speaks volumes about Clinton: his determination to squeeze the utmost out of every opportunity, the ambition he wore on his sleeve, and of course his intended destination.

Having been driven since the late 1970's by a single-minded determination to squeeze inflation out of the economy, the central bank is now confronting the possibility that it has won -- at least for now -- its battle for price stability.

President Bush's political guru, Karl Rove, has made no secret of his determination to squeeze every edge out of the statehouses held by the G.O.P., even to the point of reopening the redistricting issue beyond the usual 10-year census limit.

What I remember most was Lance's respect for the contribution of each actor and his determination to help us squeeze the most from every line.

Rising from this spree is an affable determination — almost a pact, agreed upon by a handful of characters — to squeeze as much talk as possible into the time available.

We should do it because we all want freedom of expression and self-determination for ourselves -- none of us should have to be in pain for trying to squeeze into a socially constructed box.

What, then, to squeeze in?

Switzerland continued to squeeze.

A first-class scrap Where to squeeze?