Sentence examples for especially squeezed from inspiring English sources

As I and other contributors explain in a new book on care provision, low-wage earners are especially squeezed, because their employers often don't provide such benefits as paid family leave or sick days.

Ms. DeSarno says public clinics have felt especially squeezed lately -- they're seeing more patients who are uninsured or not enrolled in Medicaid, while spending more on screening and treating diseases.

Renters are especially squeezed, with 6 in 10 renting households spending at least 30% on housing.

For women, especially those squeezed for time, learning how to incorporate exercise into a busy life is money better spent than a fancy Title IX locker room.

You can additionally work on biceps peak by focusing on the upper half or the rep, especially by squeezing the muscles hard as you reach the top of the movement.[25].

Amid fierce competition for a slice of the £7bn parcel market, costs are being squeezed, especially as big customers, such as Amazon, develop their own delivery networks.

People are seething with anger over the fact that while billions were pumped into the Irish banks, ordinary citizens – especially among the squeezed middle classes – are the ones enduring the pain of post-Celtic Tiger austerity-Ireland.

But even Mr. Piebalgs had to admit that he could not rule out that supplies might be squeezed, especially if talks under way in Brussels this summer between Russia and Ukraine to resolve their continuing payment dispute collapse.

Choice on the shelves diminished and publishers complained they were squeezed, especially once the net book agreement that regulated prices was torn up in the late 1990s, paving the way for Tesco and Asda to pile into the market.

But Quito's business chiefs aren't enthusiastic and the banks especially are feeling squeezed.

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