Sentence examples for getting compressed from inspiring English sources

"It's all getting compressed into a smaller and smaller amount of time".

Average unit retail prices are getting compressed, putting ever greater downward pressure on margins.

We feel that this may be because as the meniscus is extruded, its periphery, which is supplied with pain fibers, may not be getting compressed between the femoral condyles.

Commonly referred to as "the bends," it's the result of nitrogen in your bloodstream getting compressed during a dive, and then expanding and coming out of solution as the pressure is relieved approaching the surface of the water.

While Google only started rolling out its data-saving proxy for Chrome mobile very recently, Opera has long offered its so-called "Turbo" mode on the desktop, and some of its mobile browsers rely solely on getting compressed data from Opera's servers.

Younger cohorts in developed countries tend to live longer, whereas the time of serious morbidity and especially disability is increasingly getting compressed into the last years of life [ 30- 32].

"Their old earnings line is going to get compressed.

"Foam gets compressed and releases, and with time, the foam is wearing out".

Over time, ducts used to drain the fluid can get compressed.

A lot of drama, perhaps too much, gets compressed into a short space.

The whole hierarchy gets compressed into the job of just one person.