Sentence examples for economic pinch from inspiring English sources
In 2008, fewer voters were feeling the economic pinch.
People around the country are feeling an economic pinch.
Even hospitals, long considered recession-resistant, are feeling the economic pinch.
The private sector is feeling the economic pinch before fund-raising has even begun.
An electorate starting to feel the economic pinch as storm clouds gather.
With New Zealanders feeling the global economic pinch, they will be looking for real signs of improvement.
The fact that it was not even faintly squeezed in the recent series of economic pinches was taken as a victory for the forceful Minister of Housing, Mr. Harold Macmillan, the first Minister to be appointed solely to that job, which formerly came under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Health.
Then it all collapsed as the global financial and economic crisis pinched the markets.
More than an economic crime, pinching the rich may turn out to be a profound political mistake.
Times Mirror's newspapers (including The Sun, Hartford Courant and Long Island's Newsday) are now 75% of the business, and any economic slowdown would pinch the parent.
A12 NEW YORK/REGION B1-10 Fewer Big Signs Reflect Cooler Economic Times The economic slowdown is pinching advertising budgets, cooling the billboard frenzy that swept New York City over the last four years.
