It's difficult to squeeze the requisite amount of gritty horror from The Fall when Stella arrives at work in a perfectly tailored, size-six police uniform, her alabaster skin mesmerisingly lit by the station's lavatory lights.
Police guns have a double-action trigger, which means they do not have to be cocked before they are fired, but it is more difficult to squeeze the trigger.
(Steve Duethman, an architect with AECOM, which worked on the building, said that a true hockey venue would have needed to be thirty or forty feet longer, and would have been difficult to squeeze onto the current site).
As more Super Highways are built, it will become increasingly difficult to squeeze them into the existing traffic system, especially in the city center.
In reality, though, it would be difficult to squeeze a credit card between the politics of Serra and his opponent, Dilma Rousseff, and one of the frustrations for many Brazilians is how little choice they are being offered by the two main blocks.
Unless you travel with a nanny in tow -- or hire an in-house sitter, which we avoided -- it is difficult to squeeze in any time to hit the craps tables or catch a show.
Private companies have promised to generate profits year in, year out, particularly if they are backed by private-equity companies; but after the first wave of rationalisation it often becomes more difficult to squeeze savings out of schools and hospitals.The Finns have one of the world's most successful educational systems (as measured by the PISA tests) without so much as a nod to Friedman.
If it dents in as in the picture, it is not ready; the fermentation produces carbon dioxide (like in sodas and seltzers) that will inflate the bottle and make it difficult to squeeze.
It seemed like a weird system that made it difficult to squeeze every last minute out of skiing time but perhaps the more experienced have ways around this.
"It is a difficult company, difficult to manage and difficult to squeeze out synergies," said Klaus Martini, head of European equities at DWS, the Deutsche Bank mutual fund arm.
I've really enjoyed having the opportunity for dedicated study time – something that is often difficult to squeeze in when you are working full-time.
