Sentence examples for hard to squeeze from inspiring English sources

It can be hard to squeeze down again.

We worked really hard to squeeze bailout language out of this bill.

This has to be bought locally, so it is hard to squeeze layers of distribution.

Rapee had to work hard to squeeze him into 52 moods.

It's hard to squeeze wonderful ideas into the face and band of a Swatch.

"The economy is booming and [that's] hard to squeeze into one line of thought.

It is harder to squeeze a result out of Lord's pitches these days.

This makes it harder for them to contract with large national employers, and harder to squeeze suppliers.

Companies tend to rely on fewer lenders in order to preserve secrecy, which makes it harder to squeeze prices.

Productivity flagged: it is harder to squeeze more out of a shop assistant than out of an assembly-line worker.

Without it, he could find it harder to squeeze through Congress the big-ticket reforms he is seeking on gun control and immigration.