Sentence examples for effect of the squeeze from inspiring English sources

Second, the measures may cut tax evasion, by forcing the "informal" economy (worth perhaps $80 billion, or around one-third of GDP) to go legal.But the more likely effect of the squeeze on cash is to deepen the recession.

The charities said it demonstrated the hidden effect of the squeeze on council-run social care support.

One effect of the squeeze on schools - particularly those serving middle-class pupils - could be to encourage more schools to convert to academy status.

Consequently, the ratio of inner to outer diameter and the effect of the squeezed bone chip and pilot hole were taken into consideration to improve the prediction accuracy of the analytical formula.

The effects of the squeeze have, then, been mostly felt behind closed doors, but are nonetheless real.

Surface plots were used to explore the effects of the squeeze pressure, pressure duration, pouring, and die temperature on the measured responses.

While he struggles to pay for electricity and meet mortgage repayments, Mr Pearson says his family is also feeling the effects of the squeeze.

The effects of the squeeze force, the clearance, the rivet length and the clamping angle in the stress field of the joints are considered by means of numerical models.

Without a rapid uptick in Britain's economic fortunes, which few expect, the effect of the welfare squeeze is likely to be painful and its political benefits for the government fleeting.

"Are the cuts biting?" I ask one woman, who nods vigorously before describing what she sees as the disastrous effect of the spending squeeze on parks, housing and social care.

This had the effect of squeezing the strength out of the Japanese counterattack and forcing them into undertaking piecemeal attacks which were dealt with by the Australians with relative ease.