Sentence examples for funding squeeze from inspiring English sources

Will British universities survive the impending funding squeeze?

The bank also said it had enough liquidity to withstand a dollar funding squeeze.

Now three times as many do, and the result has been a funding squeeze.

Many departments became horribly run-down during the funding squeeze of the past few decades.

"With the funding squeeze, this has got to be one of the options," Mitchell says.

Everyone knows the real funding squeeze will come after the election (even under a Miliband government?).

With funding squeezed, we've come to expect cultural cheerleading.

WHEN small businesses face funding squeezes, Mr. Eitelberg and others like him offer an enticing, if expensive, pitch for desperate entrepreneurs.

Mark Dawe, chief executive of the OCR exam board, warns that several subjects have virtually disappeared from the school curriculum because of funding squeezes.

There's an irony that, as the city works to police abuse, violence and harassment, the choices of central government mean a service that's tackling the problem is having its funding squeezed.

The attack, which was the worst in the U.K. since the 2005 bombings, unnerved the country, and focussed attention on Britain's strained public services — its police and hospitals — which have had their funding squeezed by Tory-led governments for the past seven years.