Sentence examples for further pinching from inspiring English sources

Some white hats go even further, pinching a confidential document from their clients' servers and then presenting it to them with a flourish.

The United Nations Security Council on Thursday unanimously approved a resolution aimed at further pinching the financial resources available to the Islamic State (IS), and cajoled governments to stand up to their existing obligations to target terrorist financing.

Stocks tumbled Wednesday as oil prices rebounded, fanning concerns that inflation would further pinch consumers and lead central banks to raise interest rates.

Jet fuel also soared, rising 26.7percentt after a 1percentt dip in May, to further pinch the bottom line at struggling airlines.

The chief executive, Daniel F. Akerson, ordered thermostats lowered this winter to further pinch pennies.

She had been without health insurance for her first few months, but soon the company will begin deducting for it — a further pinch on her already meager paycheck.

Further, PINCH staining in the adjacent normal mucosa was found to be related to survival, which has not been reported previously.

Further, PINCH staining at the tumour invasive margin was related to survival in poorly differentiated tumours but not in better differentiated tumours, indicating that the impact of PINCH on prognosis was dependent on differentiation status.

If consumer confidence continues to drop, value consciousness will be even more acute and pennies will further be pinched.

9 Finish with a good grind of pepper, a pinch of salt, on the egg, naturally, a pinch more of the chopped parsley and a further squeeze of lemon juice, should you so desire.

The forming clathrin-coated pit is then invaginated further and eventually pinched off in a process dependent on the GTPase dynamin.