Sentence examples for effect of squeezing from inspiring English sources

This had the unintended, or maybe even intended, effect of squeezing out the maximum price for shareholders.

"When you marry content to distribution it doesn't have the effect of squeezing the independent producer, the same way you could if you were marrying more distribution".

This is the second time New York has kicked off the month long season of spring-summer shows, which has the unfortunate effect of squeezing London's four-day schedule tightly between New York and Milan.

By contrast, the Bush administration's original approach to recapitalizing banks — injecting capital in exchange for preferred shares with warrants to convert to common stock — had the effect of squeezing out the common shares.

Mr. Biglari also arranged a reverse stock split at Biglari Holdings that had the effect of squeezing out smaller shareholders, and attempted a second such reverse split that Cracker Barrel contends was dropped after shareholder protest.

John Strand, a mobile industry analyst who specializes in such resellers, said the commission's proposal, by setting uniform limits on data roaming across the European Union, may have the unintended effect of squeezing out small companies that have already started to sell roaming packages.

You can see the effects of squeezing from Figure 3.

So the question is, what would be the effect on innovation of squeezing down on pharmaceutical prices in the U.S.? My first guess is that it would slow things down.

Effect of squeeze film oil pressures of 1, 2 and 3 bar has been studied.

In particular, we study the effect of squeezed-film damping on the behaviour of high frequency, higher order resonant modes of bulk resonators.

In response to national and local testing and funding policies, many districts and schools have raised instructional time requirements for elementary English language arts and mathematics which have had the effect of largely squeezing science out of the curriculum (Dorph et al. 2011).